Moira Cameron

Inquiry upholds Argyll woman's claims she was harassed by male colleagues Published: PIONEER: Moira Cameron, the first female beefeater in the tower's 1,000-year history TWO Tower of London Beefeaters have been dismissed after an...

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...the managers of the monument announced Wednesday. A third person was cleared following an investigation into claims that Moira Cameron, 44, was bullied by disgruntled male Beefeaters at the Tower, one of London's most popular tourist...

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...sustained campaign of bullying against Moira Cameron guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 25 November 2009 19.29 GMT Moira Cameron in 2007, the year she was appointed the first woman Beefeater. Photograph: Cathal McNaughton/PA History was made two...

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...man received a police caution for defacing Miss Cameron's entry on online encyclopaedia Wikipedia. Moira Cameron speaking in September 2007 about her appointment The two sacked Beefeaters have the right to lodge an appeal within a week,...

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...and only female colleague. The Tower of London said it conducted a thorough investigation after allegations arose that Moira Cameron - the first female yeoman warder at the popular tourist attraction that is home to Britain's Crown Jewels...

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...was announced today. Tower authorities launched an internal inquiry four-and-a-half weeks ago in response to complaints that Moira Cameron had been subjected to a bullying campaign by some of her male colleagues. The case against a third...

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