Office for Environmental Protection: Dame Glenys Stacey to step down as chair

James Murray
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Chair of watchdog will not seek reappointment when term ends in January next year

Dame Glenys Stacey has announced she is to step down as chair of the Office of Environmental Protection (OEP) next year and will not seek reappointment to the role following the end of her current term...

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