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Documents relating to the intervention in Thurrock Council.
John was appointed as a member of the School Teachers’ Review Body in 2017 and the Audit and Risk Committee of the Education and Skills Funding Agency in 2018. In 2023 John was made a member of the ESFA Management...
Documents relating to the external assurance review of Slough Borough Council and the intervention.
John Morrison is the founding Executive Director of The Institute for Human Rights and Business. He holds over two decades of business and human rights advisory experience, including roles with the United Nations, UK government’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office ,...
John Ogden is a qualified accountant and a Fellow of CIMA who worked on an interim basis for the OGA until June 2016. John’s career has taken in finance leadership roles both in the public sector - including working for...
This page collates all the publications relating to the External Assurance Review carried out into Woking Borough Council and the subsequent intervention.
Jon Stern (appointed in 2013) is an Honorary Visiting Professor in the Department of Economics at City University, London and a Visiting Fellow at the Judge Business School, Cambridge. From 2005 to 2013, he was a Senior Visiting Fellow at...
Five-year intervention launched at Birmingham City Council to fix serious problems
John Henderson was the Chief Executive of Staffordshire County Council for over eight years, during which time he worked to improve the delivery of public services for the county’s residents. Prior to this, he served for 33 years in the...
Documents related to the statutory intervention at Birmingham City Council.
Clare Filshie and John Fox have been Deputy Head of Mission at the British Embassy in Norway since August 2021, working as a job-share. They are partners and have job-shared together since 2009, when they served as Political Counsellor in...
John Wood joined Herbert Smith (now Herbert Smith Freehills LLP), the city and international law firm, in 1972 and was a partner from 1982 to 2007. From 2008 to 2014 he was a legal board member of the Charity Commission...
John Denore has been with the Independent Living Fund as Director and Head of Operations since 2005. John has spent 23 years in operations. His previous roles include: Programme Manager and Regional Manager for the Big Lottery Fund working for...
John Edwards was appointed Director General to Regions Group of the Department for Education on 13 June 2022. John has previously held senior posts both within government and in the local government sector. He began his career as a teacher...
John joined the MHRA from Eucomed, the European medical technology industry association, where he was Chief Executive. His earlier experience includes Director General of the Association of British Healthcare Industries and a number of roles in the medical devices industry,...
Additional documents for section 62A Planning Application: S62A/2023/0017 - Land at Tilekiln Green, Start Hill, Great Hallingbury
Advice to Shona Dunn CB, former Second Permanent Secretary, the Department of Health and Social Care on business appointments after leaving Crown service.
Website of Cumberland Council
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