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Nigel Clifford becomes President of the Royal Geographical Society

Read how inspirational PGS teaching in the 1970s led to Nigel's successful career at the Ordnance Survey and now the Royal Geographical Society

	24 Jun 2021
	Written by Melanie Bushell
	OP updates

Nigel Clifford OP (with thanks to the Geospatial Commission)

Nigel Clifford OP (with thanks to the Geospatial Commission)

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