A HEADTEACHER at the centre of a row over alleged Facebook slurs has been suspended.
The Mail understands Debbie Johnson, headteacher of Westcott Primary School, was suspended yesterday afternoon.
She is the second teacher to be ordered away from the school following the alleged insults.
Nyanza Roberts was suspended 12 days ago for her part in the conversation, in which she allegedly called people in east Hull "thick" and "inbred".
Hull City Council refused to comment on the latest suspension, which came the day after parents attended a highly-charged meeting with MP Karl Turner to voice their anger.
A council spokeswoman told the Mail they would make no further comment until an investigation is over.
However, parents said they were pleased Ms Johnson had been removed from the school.
Melissa Lowson, who has one child at the school, said: "I'm glad she has gone. I think she should have been suspended at the same time as Nyanza Roberts.
"We all write things on Facebook, but I believe to let the conversation carry on, was wrong.
