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Former supermarket manager pleads not guilty to putting employees' lives at risk

Published 18 Aug 2012 16:00 Print

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A FORMER supermarket manager accused of putting employees' lives at risk has pleaded not guilty.

Gail Fitt, from Steeple Claydon, appeared at Reading Crown Court on Friday for a plea and case management hearing.

The 42-year-old charged with eight counts of putting employees at risk of death or injury by fire at ASDA in Cippenham, will stand trial at the same court on January 28, next year.

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