CHANGING TIMES: Former Peak Chief Jim Dixon on stepping down from his 11 year role
After more than 11 years in the job, the pioneering Peak chief has stepped down to take on new roles.
During his time as chief executive, Jim has been at the helm of one of the busiest national parks in the country. Covering a grand total of 1,437 square kilometres, the Peak District National Park encompasses delightful countryside, spectacular views and unforgettable landmarks.
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Hide AdThe departing Peak chief has been responsible for more than 500 members of staff and a budget of £14 million (2014/2015), as well as a series of villages and towns such as Bakewell and Castleton and locations such as Monsal Head, Lathkill Dale and Kinder Scout.
One of the Peak Park’s best-known ambassadors, Jim formally stepped down from his role on December 31.
He will enter the New Year as a non-executive director for the De