Article: Sacking at hirst manor ; An electrician working on the revamp of a West manor house owned by artist Damien Hirst has been given the boot after publicly discussing the pounds10 million project.

An electrician working on the revamp of a West manor house owned by artist Damien Hirst has been given the boot after publicly discussing the pounds10 million project.

Mark Curtis was employed by an agency to work on the restoration of the Grade I-listed Toddington Manor in Gloucestershire, that is expected to be the Bristol-born artist's family home.

Mr Curtis was working in a corridor of the house when a colleague found writing from a 19th century plasterer - "Jas Robbins" - on one of the beams and made a public appeal to ...

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