Stockwood

British

/ ˈstɒkwʊd /

noun

( Arthur ) Mervyn. 1913–95, British Anglican prelate; bishop of Southwark (1959–80)

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Another appointment that stands out is Jason Stockwood, vice-chairman Grimsby Town football club.

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Stockwood is a local boy done very well in business, that some in the party were keen to see run as a candidate in a parliamentary seat.

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For a government frequently criticised for lacking voices with long-standing private sector experience, the soon-to-be Lord Stockwood could prove something of an asset.

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The group, fronted by Chris Martin, headlined the festival at Stockwood Park, in Luton.

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The headline act went through classic hits such as Viva La Vida, Yellow and A Sky Full of Stars to entertain the crowd at Stockwood Park, Luton.

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