Lynda Hamlyn has been appointed chief executive of NHS Blood and Transplant. She joins the organisation fromWestminsterprimary care trust, where she has been chief executive since its inception in 2002.
Ms Hamlyn said: 'I cannot think of a more worthwhile job than working to assure the supply of blood and blood components and increase the number of organ transplants - and lives saved - across the country'.
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