Campaign for Better Transport - new chief executive

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Campaign for Better Transport - new chief executive

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As Campaign for Better Transport's Chief Executive of the past five years, Paul Tuohy, retires, we welcome Ben Plowden. Here, Paul says goodbye whilst Ben says hello.

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Campaign for Better Transport may be especially active / important with all the changes happening at present


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Quote from: grahame on March 08, 2025, 13:34:28

On a bus - will look for a link later

Campaign for Better Transport may be especially active / important with all the changes happening at present

https://bettertransport.org.uk/blog/greetings-from-our-new-chief-executive/


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