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CoRWM Deputy Chair is appointed

Wednesday, 04 September 2013
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Professor Francis Livens is appointed as Deputy Chair of CoRWM

Francis Livens has been appointed as CoRWM’s Deputy Chair. He will take up the post from 1st July 2013 although he has been a member of CoRWM since 2007.

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