What Amber Rudd did next: Former Home Secretary joins The Climate Group

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Former Energy and Climate Change Secretary joins board of The Climate Group, ahead of a critical year for business engagement with the climate crisis

Former UK Home Secretary and Energy and Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd has been appointed as a Trustee on the UK board of international non-profit The Climate Group. Rudd, who was MP for Hastings...

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