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LBV NEWS


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Ged Henderson, Richard Slater and Dan Clough In association with:


DAN TAKES THE EDITOR CHAIR


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Dan Clough has been appointed editor of Lancashire Business View, with Ged Henderson moving into a new role as editor at large.


Dan began his career in journalism working on local newspapers in Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire before returning closer to home as a reporter for the Lancashire Telegraph.


He later spent 10 years working in communications and public engagement for the NHS, most recently with the Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board.


Now living in Wesham on the Fylde coast, Dan grew up in Darwen and has contributed to Lancashire Business View as a freelance


leading role in the continued development of our journalism and editorial output.”


Ged, a multi award winning former regional newspaper editor and national newspaper journalist with more than 40 years’ experience in the media industry, edited Lancashire Business View for more than a decade.


His numerous awards include being named UK Industrial Journalist of the Year for his work covering business for the Manchester Evening News.


As editor of Lancashire Business View, he oversaw its last major redesign and drove its evolution as an award-winning platform for serious, in-depth business


His appointment is an important one for Lancashire Business View and he will play


a leading role in the continued development of our journalism and editorial output


writer. He also co-wrote the autobiography of former Blackburn Rovers striker Simon Garner, published by Northpoint Publishing.


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Dan said: “I know Lancashire Business View well and I am excited by the opportunity to lead its editorial output and build on the strong foundations already in place.


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“I want us to continue telling the stories that matter to businesses across Lancashire, getting under the skin of the issues affecting them and ensuring the magazine remains a strong and independent voice for the county’s business community.”


Publisher Richard Slater said: “Dan is a strong addition to the team and brings with him a wealth of journalism and communications experience.


“His appointment is an important one for Lancashire Business View and he will play a


journalism and an independent voice for the business community in the county.


Ged said: “After a highly enjoyable decade in the hot seat I am looking forward to continuing to report and comment on business matters in Lancashire, seeking out the big stories and issues that are important to the county and to our readers.


“I am also really looking forward to working with Dan and the team as he embarks on the next chapter in the Lancashire Business View story.”


Richard said: “Ged has made an enormous contribution over more than a decade as editor and has been central to establishing the reputation we have earned.


“He remains a constant source of expertise for us and I am delighted he will continue to bring his experience, judgement and knowledge as we continue to develop.”


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