Bill O'Hagan
William "Bill" O'Hagan (né William Bastard; 4 June 1944 – 15 May 2013) was a British journalist with The Daily Telegraph and a butcher, known for his virtuosity in the making of top-quality sausages. He is credited with revitalizing the British sausage industry.[1]
He was the son of Ebbo Bastard, a South African rugby union player,[2][1] and took his mother's maiden name after Ebbo Bastard was murdered in 1949, when Bill was only four.
References
- ^ a b "Bill O'Hagan", The Economist, 25 May 2013
- ^ "Bill O'Hagan", The Daily Telegraph, 16 May 2013
External links
- O'Hagan's Sausages — family business website
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