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Town appoints chief officer
2:24pm Thursday 7th August 2008
Skipton Town Council has appointed a new chief officer.
Dave Parker, left, who is also town centre manager, has been acting chief officer since November following the departure of Lis Moore.
He joined the council in November last year as its second ever town manager.
Originally from Wakefield, he has lived in Skipton since 2003 when he took over as managing director of Fresh Radio, where he was also a regular presenter.
Before his 10 years in local radio, he spent five years as head of Wakefield District Council's press office.
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James, Skipton says...
5:32pm Thu 7 Aug 08
How come Ilkley has no attraction like the castle yet it has quality shops, not just the usual High St big names?
Disgruntled, of Skipton says...
8:17pm Thu 7 Aug 08
P, Skipton says...
8:30pm Thu 7 Aug 08
e it was just a case of the best person got the job?
Disgruntled, of Skipton says...
9:10pm Thu 7 Aug 08
P wrote:Possibly but the wake of destruction left behind is plain for all to see. Skipton has become a joke. Charity shops everywhere, unoccupied premises and a market full of Tat! Yet again Skipton shoots itself in the foot and is now lagging behind.
Disgruntled.....mayb e it was just a case of the best person got the job?
Skipton born & bred, Skipton says...
11:36pm Thu 7 Aug 08
Tina, Skipton says...
3:44pm Fri 8 Aug 08
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