TV

New head of ITC in Scotland announced

Published Friday, Sep 22 2000, 17:00 BST | By Neil Wilkes
The ITC has announced that Alan Stewart has been appointed as the new Head of the ITC in Scotland.

He succeeds Brian Marjoribanks who is retiring from the post after 17 years service with the ITC and its predecessor body, the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA).

Alan (42) takes up his post on September 1, based in the ITC's national office in Glasgow. The ITC licenses and regulates commercially funded television services in the UK.

He has worked for the past six years in the ITC's Glasgow office as regional executive and latterly as deputy head.

Alan's time at the ITC has included more than a year as acting National Officer for Northern Ireland, running the commission's office in Belfast. He also spent six months managing the ITC's Manchester office, liaising with Granada Television.

He joined the ITC from Lothian Regional Council where he was principal officer responsible for corporate communications and marketing. Before that he was a press officer with Strathclyde Regional Council.

Richard Peel, ITC's Director of Public Affairs and Regions said: "I am delighted that Alan is to succeed Brian in the role of Head of ITC for Scotland. He has a deep understanding of the issues affecting the ITC in Scotland and I know he will make a positive contribution in the run up to new Communications legislation. Regionalism will be a key issue for the ITC in the coming months."

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