S4C Chairman Rhodri Williams to Step Down Amid Bullying Scandal

Williams defends his actions as the broadcaster faces calls for a major overhaul following the sacking of two senior executives.

Rhodri Williams, chairman of the Welsh-language broadcaster S4C, has announced he will not seek a second term in his position, with his tenure set to end on 31 March.
Williams' decision follows a tumultuous year for S4C, which saw the sacking of former chief executive Sian Doyle and chief content officer Llinos Griffin-Williams amid allegations of bullying.
Both Doyle and Griffin-Williams have denied the allegations and are understood to be taking legal action against the broadcaster.
Williams has defended his and the board's actions, stating they acted properly and in the interests of S4C staff.
The Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), which oversees S4C, has been urged to put plans in place to address issues of culture, management and policies at the broadcaster.