From: The Times, Thursday 24 April 2003 TONY DEAKIN was a 35-year veteran of British Petroleum, who was appointed to lead BP Southern Africa (BPSA) during the transition to the new South African Government under Nelson Mandela. A charismatic and politically astute leader, Deakin forged contacts with the new administration at the highest level and […]
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Every year, the Deakin and Combe Memorial Trust assists students with their educational costs. The Trust makes awards to students who are studying or about to study an agriculture-related course and whose parent(s) have contributed to the industry in England or Wales. Candidates typically receive between £500 and £1000 towards expenses including training courses, laptops
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The American Women’s Hospital for Officers at 98-99 Lancaster Gate, Bayswater, London, was administered by the American Women’s War Relief Committee . The hospital was founded in March 1917 with the help of Sir William Osler Bt. It was officially opened by the American Ambassador, Walter Hines Page (1855-1918). The Chairman of the hospital was
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