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Environment Agency chairman faces criticism over Barbados holiday during floods – Waltonian

January 2, 2016

Environment Agency chairman faces criticism over Barbados holiday during floods – Waltonian
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Waltonian

Environment Agency chairman faces criticism over Barbados holiday during floods
Waltonian
The 60-year-old, who was previously executive chairman of the engineering firm Arup, is required to spend two to three days per week working on Environment Agency business as well as chairing 10 board meetings per year. This would be my core role ...

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Environment Agency chairman faces criticism over Barbados holiday during floods – Waltonian

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