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Harper Graduate Rory appointed as a Rural Assistant as part of YoungsRPS expansion.
18 May 2021

Rory Straker, the fourth Straker sibling to graduate from Harper Adams, has been appointed as a rural assistant at YoungsRPS, a Northumberland based firm of chartered surveyors and property specialists.
“I am thrilled that we have been able to offer Rory a position within the current climate; we see supporting the career development of local individuals as an integral part of the firm’s expansion,” Director Tom Oates told North East Times Magazine.
Prior to his appointment with YoungsRPS BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation with Natural Resource Management graduate Rory, from Belford, was already a part of Northumberland’s rural social scene as a member of Northumberland’s Young Farmers and Alnwick Rugby Club.
Read the full article at North East Times Magazine.
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