WRAP CEO Harriet Lamb to become Green Party chief executive

Stuart Stone
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Green Party of England and Wales announces Harriet Lamb as new CEO, as it prepares for pivotal local elections

The Green Party of England and Wales has announced WRAP CEO Harriet Lamb is to become the party's new chief executive. From June, Lamb will work with the Party's co-leaders and executive to spearhead...

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