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Bendigo Telco has hired Kevin Dole as its managing director. "Our interim executive structure has served us well, but we needed to move to a more...

Latest civil service & public affairs moves — May 10 New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People Department for International Trade – Louise Cantillon appointed as British consul general to New South Wales and deputy trade commissioner Asia Pacific. Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: OneWeb – Rob Woodward appointed as non-executive director.  Innovate UK – Indro Mukerjee appointed as chief executive.  Regulatory Policy Committee – Stephen Gibson named as chair, having been in the role on an interi...

BRADFORD City wrapped up their League Two season with defeat at Morecambe, who secured a play-off for themselves. The Bantams’ trip to the place dubbed ‘Bradford on Sea’ saw them finish a disappointing season in 15th place. All eyes are now on what City do this summer, as they look to kick on next term under Mark Trueman and Conor Sellars. Here are a few views from City fans on social media following the season-ending trip to Morecambe:   Bad news is we finished 15th in League 2,......good news is though, we finished above Harrogate.........#bcafchttps://t.co/R7eNeHnQGFpic....

SWINDON Town twice came from two goals down to beat Wigan Athletic 4-3 in dramatic circumstances on the final day of the League One season. A memorable encounter began with Wigan going two goals ahead through Curtis Tilt and Will Keane. Scott Twine pulled one back from a free-kick, only for Zak Clough to poke in a third. But the game turned when Tilt was sent off for bringing down substitute Tyler Smith as last man midway through the second half. Hallam Hope then struck Town’s second before Smith headed in a late equaliser as the board went up for stoppage time. The action would not end...

The Insolvency Service welcomes new chair and board members A new Chair and three new non-executive board members have been appointed to the Insolvency Service Board, providing strategic leadership to the agency. From: 3 May 2021 Incoming Chair, Mark Austen, will be joined by Gary Kildare, Samantha Durrant and Rob Hunt on the Insolvency Service Board. The new non-executive board members, together with Mary Chapman who is continuing in her role on the board, will work closely with the Insolvency Service’s senior leadership team to provide strategic leadership and governance for the agen...