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A new Interim Director of Public Health has been announced for Plymouth City Council.

Dr Ruth Harrell will take over the reins in the autumn when Professor Kelechi Nnoaham leaves the Council after two and a half years, to take on a new role in South Wales.

Councillor Ian Bowyer, Leader of Plymouth City Council, said: “We are sorry to say goodbye to Professor Nnoaham but he has...

Devon-based PR consultancy Glen King PR established in 2005, celebrated its tenth anniversary with expansion of the team and a move to a larger city-centre office in the summer of this year. London-born David Greensmith, with over 40 years’ experience in engineering and construction has now joined the company as Business Development Director.

The company has worked with a diverse...

A director is being sought to lead the development of culture in the city.

The new role, created by Exeter Cultural Partnership and hosted by the University of Exeter, offers an exciting opportunity for an experienced individual to implement a strategy that will fulfil the city’s long term ambition of becoming a leading cultural destination.

The post holder will be tasked with...

Professor Stephen Horsley is the new interim Director of Public Health for Plymouth.

He has been in Northamptonshire for the past seven years as Director for Public Health and brings with him a wealth of experience.

The responsibility for the health of Plymouth’s communities formally transferred from the NHS to Plymouth City Council in April.

Stephen is a physician with...

The former Plymouth Argyle director Ken Jones has died at the age of 82. He passed away over the weekend.

A club spokeseperson said:

"We have been saddened to hear of the death of former Argyle director Ken Jones.

"The condolences of everyone at Home Park go out to his family and friends.

"Ken was a director of the club between 1998-2001, an Associate Director...

Nicholas Hytner announced today that he is to step down as Director of the National Theatre at the end of March 2015.

Nick Hytner said: “It’s been a joy and a privilege to lead the National Theatre for ten years and I’m looking forward to the next two. I have the most exciting and most fulfilling job in the English-speaking theatre; and after twelve years it will be time to give...