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Mei Sim Lai OBE retires after 19 years as Brent’s Representative Deputy Lieutenant (opens the original)
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After 19 years, Mei Sim Lai OBE DL has retired as Representative Deputy Lieutenant for Brent. Appointed Deputy Lieutenant in May 2006 and Representative for Brent in September 2007, she has been one of the Crown's most visible representatives. The Lieutenancy retires at 75, and her departure marks the end of an era. Born and educated in Malaysia, she came to London in 1970 to train as a chartered accountant. In 1979 she made history as the first Chinese and first female partner at City firm Prid
Mei Sim Lai OBE retires after 19 years as Brent’s Representative Deputy Lieutenant (opens the original)
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After 19 years, Mei Sim Lai OBE DL has retired as Representative Deputy Lieutenant for Brent. Appointed Deputy Lieutenant in May 2006 and Representative for Brent in September 2007, she has been one of the Crown's most visible representatives. The Lieutenancy retires at 75, and her departure marks the end of an era. Born and educated in Malaysia, she came to London in 1970 to train as a chartered accountant. In 1979 she made history as the first Chinese and first female partner at City firm Prid
Mei Sim Lai OBE retires after 19 years as Brent’s Representative Deputy Lieutenant (opens the original)
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After 19 years, Mei Sim Lai OBE DL has retired as Representative Deputy Lieutenant for Brent. Appointed Deputy Lieutenant in May 2006 and Representative for Brent in September 2007, she has been one of the Crown's most visible representatives. The Lieutenancy retires at 75, and her departure marks the end of an era. Born and educated in Malaysia, she came to London in 1970 to train as a chartered accountant. In 1979 she made history as the first Chinese and first female partner at City firm Prid
How Bags of Taste is helping people rebuild confidence (opens the original)
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We keep telling people in Brent to 'speak up' and 'access support'. But what if they can’t, because they’re skipping meals, or don’t know how to cook one? That was the question we started with this month as The Advocacy Project launched a new lunchtime lecture series - connecting advocacy to everyday realities. Our first guest was Alicia Weston, founder of Bags of Taste. Her project teaches people to cook 10 healthy meals for £10. On paper, it’s about food poverty. In practice, Alicia said, it’s
How Bags of Taste is helping people rebuild confidence (opens the original)
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We keep telling people in Brent to 'speak up' and 'access support'. But what if they can’t, because they’re skipping meals, or don’t know how to cook one? That was the question we started with this month as The Advocacy Project launched a new lunchtime lecture series - connecting advocacy to everyday realities. Our first guest was Alicia Weston, founder of Bags of Taste. Her project teaches people to cook 10 healthy meals for £10. On paper, it’s about food poverty. In practice, Alicia said, it’s
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