Hugh James Arbuthnott
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Hugh James Arbuthnott, CMG. Born 27 December 1936.
Educated Ampleforth & New College, Oxford. 2nd Lt, Black Watch. Joined HM Foreign (subsequently Diplomatic) Service 1960-96. Head of European Integration Department (External), FCO, 1974-78. Served in Paris as Counsellor (Agricultural & Economic), then as Head of Chancery 1978-83,
HM Ambassador to Romania, to Portugal and to Denmark.
Author (ed. with G. Edwards): Common Man's Guide to the Common Market (1979)
Son of James Gordon Arbuthnott and Margaret Georgiana, née Hyde. Married, three sons .
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British Ambassador to Romania 1986-89 |
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British Ambassador to Portugal 1989-93 |
Succeeded by: Not known |
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British Ambassador to Denmark 1993-96 |
Succeeded by: Not known |
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