Chief of North's policing board resigns

The chief executive of the Northern Ireland Policing Board has resigned.

Tue, 22 Mar, 2011 - 08:28

The chief executive of the Northern Ireland Policing Board has resigned.

Adrian Donaldson had been off work on health grounds since December last year and had been subject to an external review of his work amid claims he was under-performing in the role.

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