THE Post Office tried to "hush up" a branch operator's suicide by "drip feeding" compensation to his widow and lining up a media lawyer to shield its reputation, a public inquiry heard.
Yesterday Angela van den Bogerd, a former Post Office business improvement director, was quizzed about Martin Griffiths' case at the Horizon IT public inquiry.
In 2013 Mr Griffiths and his mother both wrote to the state-owned body about the "severe pressure" caused by a £39,000 shortfall at their Post Office branch in Cheshire, which he blamed on software issues, it heard.
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