Mandurah director of Built and Natural Environment Allan Claydon retires after 30 years

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Updated October 19 2021 - 12:30pm, first published July 14 2021 - 10:37am
Enjoying life: Allan Claydon plans to do more of the things he loves but hasn't had time to enjoy now he has retired as the director of the City's Built and Natural Environment Department after 30 years. Photo: Supplied.
Enjoying life: Allan Claydon plans to do more of the things he loves but hasn't had time to enjoy now he has retired as the director of the City's Built and Natural Environment Department after 30 years. Photo: Supplied.

The man who has spent the last 30 years helping to build Mandurah into the city it is today, said what he'll miss most as he enters retirement were the people.

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Shannon Lawson

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