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Judy McKnight spent her working life as a public sector trade union official. She was General Secretary of Napo, the trade union and professional association for family court and probation staff, from 1993 until her retirement in 2008. She was...
Judith Denwood was Her Majesty’s British Deputy High Commissioner to Rwanda from 15 April 2019 to 10 October 2019. Her previous role was in London as Head of Policy and Senior HR Business Manager in Knowledge and Technology Department. She...
Judith joined DFID in 2003 and has since held posts overseas in Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Sudan and Pakistan. She has also worked in policy and corporate roles in the UK , including on DFID’s resource allocation model, our work with and...
Judith Gough became the British Ambassador to Sweden in August 2019. From 2015 to 2019 she was British Ambassador to Ukraine. Ms Gough joined the Foreign & Commonwealth Office in 2001 and has been engaged with Eastern Europe and Central...
Dame Judith Macgregor was the British High Commissioner to South Africa from September 2013 until March 2017. After graduating from Oxford (LMH) with a first class degree in Modern History, and a year in Romania as a British Council scholar,...
Judy Omasan Kpogho took up her role as Deputy High Commissioner to Guyana and non-resident Deputy Ambassador to the Republic of Suriname in June 2022. Ms Kpogho moved to Guyana from Russia, where she worked as the Deputy Consul General...
Judith Slater succeeded Asif Ahmad CMG as British High Commissioner to Jamaica on 13 October 2021. She’s the first woman British High Commissioner to Jamaica. Judith was Consul-General in Istanbul and simultaneously HM Trade Commissioner for Eastern Europe and Central...
Dame Judith Hackitt joined HS2 in April 2019 and was the Chair of the Independent Review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety and Chair of manufacturing trade body Make UK (formerly EEF). Dame Judith’s current positions include being a Chair...
Judith Whitaker was appointed Chief Operating Officer at the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency ( DVLA ) in May 2010. Education Judith studied at Portsmouth University where she gained an MSC , Pg DIP and FC1PD . Career Judith joined...
Judith Gillespie is a native of North Belfast and joined the Royal Ulster Constabulary GC in 1982, working in a variety of uniform and Detective roles. She made history by becoming the first woman in policing in Northern Ireland to...
Last month marked three years of collaborative working between the Joint Response Unit and CNC officers at Dungeness.
The GREAT Britain and Northern Ireland campaign has today announced key partners for the major business, tourism, education and cultural expo in Riyadh - GREAT FUTURES - on 14 and 15 May 2024.
Statement by Ambassador Barbara Woodward at the UN Security Council meeting on Sudan.
View the permit issued for Grange Farm Poultry Unit, Norwich under the Industrial Emissions Directive.
Upper Tribunal Tax and Chancery decision of Judge Greg Sinfield and Judge Guy Brannan on 23 April 2024
Details of scheme to provide displaced people of Ukraine with Eurovision Song Contest 2023 tickets.
Advice and guidance on the health needs of migrant patients from Djibouti for healthcare practitioners.
Advice and guidance on the health needs of migrant patients from Jordan for healthcare practitioners.
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