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Chief executive of S4C sacked after investigation into claims of 'toxic culture' at Welsh-language public broadcaster. Saturday 25 November 2023 19:28, UK. The S4C Authority said it had dismissed Sian Doyle following an external ”fact-finding” exercise into the ”working environment” at the broadcaster. The investigation, carried out by law firm Capital Law, was launched in May following claims put forward by the BECTU union of ”bullying and toxic culture” at the broadcaster. It said it was ”clear” from evidence received that action needed to be taken to ”secure change” within the broadcaster. ”We recognise that we need to restore confidence and trust in the organisation - not only amongst our staff but with our partners in the creative sector, audiences in Wales and beyond. Advertisement. The authority said it would publish a report detailing the nature of the evidence received during the investigation. ”I was dismissed by letter, without notice, without a meeting, without seeing a copy of the Capital Law report or any evidence, without a right of appeal, and without proper grounds,” she said. Install the Sky News app for free. ”I joined S4C because members of the board persuaded me to come out of retirement after a 30-year international career to create positive change,” she said in a statement. Basın kanununa göre casino yerel süreli yayındır.