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Tributes paid to Campaign for Wool chair Peter Ackroyd

The Campaign for Wool announced the death of its chair Peter Ackroyd saying he was a ‘lifelong Wool Man of the highest calibre’

Alex Black
Deputy Editor
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Tributes paid to Campaign for Wool chair Peter Ackroyd

Tributes have been paid to Peter Ackroyd, chair of the Campaign for Wool, who had more than five decades of service to the international wool and textile industry. Mr Ackroyd was appointed chair in...

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