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- ↑ Community Web site.
- ↑ pg 1353 Who's Who, A & C Black, London 2008
- ↑ pg 1353 Who's Who, A & C Black, London 2008
- ↑ pg 244 Tempered not Quenched, Martin Upham, Lawrence & Wishart Ltd, London
- ↑ TUC Directory 2008
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