BBC NED Shirley Garrood no longer a director at Esure

Esure office Glasgow

Former Esure deputy chair Shirley Garrood is no longer a director at the insurer, Post can reveal.

Her directorship was terminated on 26 November, Companies House filings show.

Garrood was appointed Esure deputy chair in 2015.

She was also chair of the audit committee and has been a senior

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