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New chiefs confirmed for Exeter and Dacorum

Exeter City Council and Dacorum BC have hired new chief executives this week, and Cumbria CC an acting chief executive.

By Nick Appleyard | 16 May 2013

Exeter City Council and Dacorum BC have hired new chief executives this week, and Cumbria CC an acting chief executive, after a spate of retirements.

Exeter's chief executive, Philip Bostock, will retire in the summer after 16 years in the post. The council has named a new top team to take the city forward, with two senior posts in place of the current three.

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