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Former banker appointed as NHS chairman intends to donate salary to charity

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Richard Meddings has been appointed as the new chair of NHS England. The former TSB Bank boss was chosen for the role following a competitive process. The role involves working two to three days a week to lead the NHS recovery from the pandemic and expand its workforce. He intends to donate the annual �63,000 wage to charity.

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irvinetimes.com

Former banker appointed as NHS chairman intends to donate salary to charity

Former TSB Bank chair Richard Meddings CBE has been appointed as chairman of NHS England.

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enfieldindependent.co.uk

Former banker appointed as NHS chairman intends to donate salary to charity

Former TSB Bank chair Richard Meddings CBE has been appointed as chairman of NHS England.

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Evening Standard

Former banker appointed as NHS chairman intends to donate salary to charity

Former TSB Bank chair Richard Meddings CBE has been appointed as chairman of NHS England.

5 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Former banker appointed as NHS chairman intends to donate salary to charity

Former TSB Bank chair Richard Meddings CBE has been appointed as chairman of NHS England.

5 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent broke the news in London, United Kingdom 5 years ago on Saturday, January 22, 2022.

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