Overton butcher wins bronze in Worldskills UK competition
A talented North Wales butcher won a bronze medal in the prestigious contest to find the most skillful butcher in the UK.
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A talented North Wales butcher won a bronze medal in the prestigious contest to find the most skillful butcher in the UK.
A young butcher from Wrexham County Borough is amongst a “magnificent seven” of finalists for this year’s Butchery WorldSkills UK competition. Ben Roberts, 29, from M. E. Evans Traditional Butchers in Overton on Dee, was shortlisted following a series of virtual heats where butchers were judged online from their workplace or home. Seven butchers from […]
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First published on Wed 10 Feb 2021 10.07 EST The BBC has made sweeping changes to the board of BBC News, including making redundant the editorial director, Kamal Ahmed, leaving the corporation in breach of its own rules on minority ethnic representation. Fran Unsworth, the director of BBC News, has cut the number of positions on the board from 11 to eight to “deliver more value and better reflect the way BBC News will work in the future”. Those to be made redundant under the restructure include Ahmed, the head of news output, Gavin Allen, and the head of current affairs, Jo Carr. Ahmed, 5...
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