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G. B. R. Feilden, 53, has assumed the leadership of the British Standards Institution;
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H. A. R. Binney, whose retirement from the post of director-general was announced earlier this year, is to continue to work with BSI as director-general, international. Mr Feilden joined BSI as deputy director-general; he is a former vice-president of the Royal Society, was a member of the Transport Commission's Research Advisory Committee and is now on the council of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.
F. M. Fieldhouse and Col R. J. L. Jackson are among 23 members of the Transport Users' Consultative Committee for the Yorkshire area appointed by the Minister of Transport. Mr Fieldhouse, who is traffic manager. British Ropes Ltd, serves on the Sheffield area and Yorkshire divisional committee of the FTA. Col Jackson, who formerly served on the TUCC for the NorthEastern area, is chairman of the Yorkshire Travel Association.
T. J. E. Price, managing director, T. J. E. Price (Cardiff) Ltd. has been elected chairman of the South Wales and Monmouthshire section of the Institute of Transport; he will take office on October 1. The vice-chairmen are T. S. Roberts, chief docks manager, South Wales Docks; R. H. Brooks, Red and White Services Ltd; G. Carruthers, director and general manager, United Welsh Services Ltd: secretary, John E. Vickers, Royal Insurance Group: asst secretary, W. J. Passey, BR, Cardiff: treasurer, D. J. Moore, BR, Cardiff.
Duncan R. Palmer, has been appointed organization and methods officer, B RS Parcels Ltd. Formerly, he was similarly engaged with Abbey Electronics and Automation Ltd, and International Distillers and Vintners Ltd. F. Lomas, has been appointed BRS branch manager, Derby. He was formerly senior traffic clerk, Derby.
William Ashmore, head of British Railway's road/rail section in Manchester, has retired after nearly 20 years in the department. William Dobbie, for the past four year: depute general manager of Aberdeei Corporation Transport, takes up a nev appointment at the end of the month a manager of Lincoln Corporation Transport Mr Debbie was formerly principal adminis tration assistant with Dundee Corporatiol Transport.
R. G. Latheron, transport manager c Laporte Industries Ltd, Grimsby, has bee, elected vice-chairman of the port user: committee of Grimsby Chamber o Commerce and Shipping, taking over fron B. Whiton, manager of Ellerman's Wits°, Line. Ted Ewart, public relations officer c Immingham Storage Co Ltd, was re-electe, chairman.
John Tyson, 39, has been appointed Nations Carriers Ltd depot manager at Colwyn Bay He has been sales representative for th Warrington area since 1969.
John Ferguson Bedford has been appointe, managing director of Chamberlain Industrie Ltd. Mr Bedford joined the Chamberlai, Group in 1953.
Peter Maynard, 48, becomes geners manager of the Burmah Oil Trading Lt, retail fuels division. He succeeds Donald IV Keith, who transfers to new Group hq. M Maynard was previously marketing managc of Anglo-Ecuadorian Oilfields Ltd.