Eric began his career in the private sector at a communications agency and went on to work in the healthcare and not-for-profit sectors in the United Kingdom. Since joining the federal public service in 2017, he has held a number of increasingly senior positions at the National Research Council, the Competition Bureau and the Department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED). As the Director of Internal Communications, Outreach and Engagement at ISED, Eric led major change management and corporate initiatives for the department. In particular, Alicia successfully led the start-up of new pay and specialty channels, developed new business models for multi-platform broadcasting services, and coordinated Canadian content program and investment spending. During her time with Astral Media, she provided strategic planning support across the entire company. Throughout her first term as Commissioner at the CRTC, Joanne was at the forefront of decision-making on the first phases of the Broadband Fund to improve high-speed Internet and mobile services to underserved communities. Passionate about leadership, she has actively engaged with industry stakeholders, consumer advocacy groups, and cultural representatives to develop policies in the communication landscape. One picture showed a naked boy aged four or five and there were also search terms for paedophile and incest chat rooms.

These are the faces and stories of the 43 paedophiles, perverts and sex offenders from Lancashire who were all sentenced for their crimes. The 32-year-old, formerly of Fielding Lane, Accrington, was found guilty on a majority verdict of sexual assault after a nine-day trial at Burnley Crown Court and cleared of two other counts of sexual assault relating to the same incident. The 31-year-old, of Ormskirk Road, Skelmersdale, admitted offences of arranging and facilitating the commission of a child sex offence and attempting sexual communication with a child. I was born in West Cumbria, qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1990 and was made a partner in 2004. Convicted sex offender Craig King used a fake name during a 12-month relationship to try and hide his past crimesBut on August 28 2018, officers called at his home in Clitheroe, and asked to look at his electronic devices. Hughes was also found to be committing similar offences on the mobile phone application SnapChat, using a recording application to save pictures and videos. So as you can see I am totally committed to our local area and to raising funds for charitable causes He engaged in graphic sex chat with a volunteer over social media believing she was a 12-year-old schoolgirl girl called ‘Gabby’.

Claire is the Protector for the Lanâlxh (Prosperity) Trust, where she oversees the conduct of trustees to ensure that their actions are compliant with the trust deed and legislation.I help small to medium sized enterprises by providing them with the proactive business advice which helps them Pensions Financial planning Inheritance tax planning Family protection Investment management Mortgages Medical professionals pension service atomos charity services A boy reported that Aspden had asked him to perform a sexual act in a caravan in Cumbria. The boy refused, reporting the incident to police. He was also given a three eight month sentences and two two-month sentences to run concurrently to the 12 months.