Mechanical diagnosis and therapy. Part A: The lumbar spine (August)

November 24 -26 (London SW6) The elbow, wrist and hand: Examination, assessment and treatment (September)

Birmingham) McKenzie: Mechanical diagnosis and therapy. Part B: Cervical and thoracic spine (July)

November 2 6 (Grangemouth) Physiotherapy in sport (August)

Nqvember 28-30, December 4-6, December 7 - 8 (Salisbury) Splinting and hand assessment and treatment (September)

November, December 1989, April 1990 (London) Rehabilitative management of the amputee: The physiotherapist's role (CSP validated) (July)

Mechanical diagnosis and therapy. Part C: Problem-solving practical workshop (September)

December 1-3 (London SW6) Headaches and the cervical spine (September)

December 2 - 3 (Harrow, Middlesex) Sport and the knee joint (July)

December 4 (London WC1) Time management (52/89(M)) (May)

December 5 - 8 (Burnley) The Cyriax approach to orthopaedic medicine Part B (September)

Compensation after major injury (June)

Mechanical diagnosis and therapy. Part B: Cervical and thoracic spine (September)

December 9-10 (Dudley, West Midlands) McKenzie: Mechanical diagnosis and therapy. Part 6: Cervical and thoracic spine (September)

McKenzie: Mechanical diagnosis and therapy. Part B: Cervical and thoracic spine (September)

December 18-22 (C) (Newcastle) Orthopaedic medicine (Cyriax principles) (May)

November 2 5 - 2 6 (Edgbaston,

December 1 -3 (Walsall) McKenzie:

December 6 (Headington, Oxford)

December 6 - 7 (Edinburgh) McKenzie:

December 14-15 (London SW1)

1990 January (Portsmouth) Refresher course

(September) January 1990-December 1991

(NESCOT, Ewell, Surrey) CSP diploma in acupuncture as applied to physiotherapy (September)

2 (Harrogate) Examination, assessment and treatment of vertebral and peripheral joints by passive movement (Maitland concept) (September)

January 10-13 (Haywards Heath, West Sussex) McKenzie: Mechanical diagnosis and therapy. Part A: The lumbar spine (September)

January 12-14 (Mansfield) McKenzie: ,Mechanical diagnosis and therapy. Part -C: Problem-solving practical workshop (September)

January 13-14, Cervical I; February 10-11, Cervical II; March 10-11, Shoulder (Paisley) Mobilisation of cervical spine and shoulder (September)

January 17-20 (London SEl) Orthopaedic medicine - Part C (September)

13-17 (Aberdeen) An approach to quality assurance for physiotherapists

January 2-19, Part 1; April 17-27, Part

January 22-25, March 5-9, August

(CSP validated) (September) January 22 -26 (London WC1) Paediatric

respiratory care for physiotherapists (September)

January 2 3 (London WC1) Introducing creative drama (September)

January 2 4 (London WC1) Developing creative drama (September)

January 26 -27 (London WC1) Management of burns injuries (September)

February 3 (Bristol) Influencing patients (September)

March 1-2 (London WC1) The art of supervision (12/90) (September)

March 9-11 inclusive and April 2 0 - 2 2 inclusive (Bristol) ACPOG foundation course (CSP validated) (July)

Spring 1990 onwards (Chester) Seminars and tutorials (August)

March 19-22 (London WCl ) Eating and swallowing problems in adults w i th acquired neurological disorders (1 5/90) (September)

management of stress at work (20/90) (September)

Congress (September p549)

April 2 - 3 (London WCl ) The

September 27 -29 (Bournemouth) CSP

International October 19-20, October 21-23

(Advanced) (Dublin 8, Ireland) Rocabado approach to treatment of temporomandibular joint and upper cervical spine (September)

McKenzie: Mechanical diagnosis and therapy. Part A: The lumbar spine (June)

November 12-17 (Kobe, Japan) Prosthetics and orthotics (October)

November 22 -25 (Monaco) Man and his pain (June)

November 26-December 4 (Tel Aviv, Tiberias, Jerusalem, Israel) Fifth international seminar on the treatment of rheumatic diseases (February)

October 26 -29 (Bergen, Norway)

1990 January 26 -27 (Bombay, India) 28th

annual conference (July) March 1990-March 1991 (Auckland,

New Zealand) Advanced diploma in physiotherapy (neurology option) (June)

May 18-20 (Hamilton, New Zealand) Horizons 1990 (June)

May 27-June 1 (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) XXlV FlMS World Congress of Sports Medicine: Sport, medicine and health (May)

June 1-3 (University of British Columbia Vancouver, Canada) Nerves, muscles and joints: Chicken or the egg? (May)

June 1990-May 1991 (Auckland, New Zealand) Advanced diploma in physiotherapy (Manual therapy option) (June)

June 21-23 (Anaheim, California, USA) Rehabilitation of brain injured patients (July)

June 2 3 - 2 4 (Hong Kong) Towards specific rehabilitation in sport (June)

July 1 -5 (Helsinki, Finland) Youth in the 1990s - Challenges and opportunities for counselling and education (June)

July 15-18 (Vancouver, Canada) Poised for discovery. Schizophrenia 1990 (July)

September 12-14 (Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia) Osteoarthrology (June)

September 27 -29 (Barcelona, Spain) Respiratory and cardiovascular physiotherapy (July)

engineering (July) December 6-8 (Singapore) Biomedical

1991 July 28-August 2 (London, England) WCPT Congress

1992 September 28-October 1 (Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland) Quantity or quality of physiotherapy in the year 2000 (April)

branch news Aberdeen: Monday, November 6, 7 pm;

Grampian School of Physiotherapy; Mr T R M Simon MA, CSP Secretary, on 'The CSP organisation through the eyes of the Secretary'; preceded by business meeting.

November 15: 7 p m coffee, 7.30 p m lecture: physiotherapy department, Royal United Hospital, Bath; Mr C Humpage on 'Energy systems and principles of planning a training programme'.

Belfast: Tuesday, November 14, 8 pm; concert hall, Musgrave Park Hospital; M s D Malcolm LLB, senior solicitor CSA, on 'Medical legal matters'.

Birmingham: Wednesday, November 8, 6.30 pm; physiotherapy department, East

Bath and District: Wednesday,

Birmingham Hospital: Mr Gower MB FRCS, consultant in plastic surgery and burns, on 'Management of burns'.

postgraduate centre, Brighton General Hospital; Dr R S Dossetor FRC.q, consultant radiologist, on 'Mo vn neuro-radiology.

Bristol: Wednesday, November 1, 6.15 prn; postgraduate centre, Southmead Hospital; Mr P H Roberts FRCS, consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Weston Hospital, on 'Orthopaedics overseas'. Business meeting to follow.

Saturday, February 3, 1990, 9.30 am - day course; Bristol; Dr J King CPsychol AFBPsS and others including physiotherapists on 'Influencing patients'.

Brighton: Tuesday, November 21, 7 pm;

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Advance notice: good value for f20, see 'Courses and conferences' for further details.

7 pin; Alice Fisher lecture theatre, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge; Mr A Moore, principal, School of Radiography, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge on 'Magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy (MRIS)'. Preceded by business meeting.

Cardiff and East Wales: Wednesday, November 15, 7.30 pm; The Lodge, Rookwood Hospital, Cardiff; Mr I Mackie FRCS, consultant orthopaedic surgeon, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, on 'An approach to ligament damage of the knee'.

Chester: Wednesday, November 15, 7.45 pm; physiotherapy department, C0untes.s of Chester Hospital, General Wing; Miss A Lycett MCSP, senior community physiotherapist, Wirral, on 'The role of the physiotherapist in carers' support groups'. Fee: 50p for coffee and expenses.

Chiltern: Wednesday, November 1, 8 pm; postgraduate centre, Stoke Mandeville Hospital; Dr R P Bunsell, consultant anaesthetist, Stoke Mandeville Hospital, on 'ARDS and the physiotherapy role in ITU'; followed by a business meeting.

Cumbria: Tuesday, November 28, 7 pm business meeting, 7.30 pm lecture; Cockermouth Cottage Hospial; Dr G Van Mourik, consultant anaesthetist, West Cumberland Hospital, on 'Chronic pain in the District general hospital'. The next meeting will be the AGM in February.

Derby: Wednesday, November 15, 7.30 pm; postgraduate education centre, Derbyshire Royal Infirmary; Mrs E Saunders MCSP, superintendent physiotherapist, Derby City Hospital, on 'The theory and practice of lasers'; followed by short business meeting and refreshments.

Dorset: Wednesday, November 22, 7.15 pm business meeting, 8 pm lecture; lecture room, St Leonard's Hospital; Vivian Timbrell, senior physiotherapist, obstetrics and gynaecology, Royal Victoria Hospital, on 'The menopause - Is there life after 50?'

East Kent: Wednesday, November 15, 7.30 for 8 pin; physiotherapy department, Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Canterbury; Mr C A P Thiardt MCSP, District physiotherapist, on 'Kaltenborn examination of foot and ankle'. To be followed by short business meeting.

East Surrey: Thursday, November 16, 8 pm; postgraduate medical centre, Redhill General Hospital, Pendleton Road, Redhill, Surrey; Dr J Kellett, consultant psychogeriatrician, on 'Alzheimer's disease'.

Edinburgh: Thursday, November 16, 7.30 pm; physiotherapy department, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh; Dr D Childs, consultant anaesthetist, and Dr S Young MSc PhD on 'Advances in respiratory care': (1) Respiratory care of high level paraplegic and tetraplegic patients; (2) Physiology of norrnal cough reflex compared with that in pathological conditions.

Essex: Wednesday, October 25, 7 for

Cambridge: Wednesday, November 15,

7.30 pm; physiotherapy department, Oldchurch Hospital, Romfcrd, Essex; Dr J Riddoch on 'Perception'. Please note change of date.

Fife: Tuesday, November 14, 7 pm; physiotherapy department, Glenrothes Hospital, Glenrothes; Barbara Harrington, member of the Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique, on 'The Alexander Technique'. Preceded by short business meeting.

Glasgow: Wednesday, November 15, 7.30 p v ; lecture theatre, Monklands Hospital, Airdrie; Mr W J Harris MCSP on 'Acupuncture - a brief history'.

Gloucestershire: Thursday, November 9, 7.30 pm; postgraduate medical centre, Stroud Hospital; Dr I Donald MA MRCP, consultant physician, on 'A rehabilitative approach to the elderly'. Plus a business meeting.

Harrogate: Tuesday, October 31, 7.30 pm; postgraduate medical centre, Harrogate General Hospital; Mrs A Cooney, regional care adviser, Motor Neurone Disease Association, on 'Motor neurone disease'.

7 pm; venue to be arranged; Mr G Jones, clinical psychologist, on 'Iliness behaviour - Manipulative patients'.

Highlands atid Islands: Tuesday, November 7, 7.30 pm; College of Nursing, Raigmore Hospital, Inverness; Mr D Fleming, CSP senior industrial relations officer, on 'The CSP as a trade union'.

Lancashire: Wednesday, November 22, 7 for 7.30 pm; conference room, Sharoe Green Hospital, Preston; Mr P Gray, CSP director of industrial relations, on 'Money matters'.

Leicester: Wednesday, November 15, 7.30 pm business meeting, 8 pin lecture; Glenfield General Hospital; Mrs H Atkinson FCSP DipTP on 'Changing trends in physiotherapy education'.

London: Tuesday, November 14, 6.1 5 pm; physiotherapy gymnasium, sixth floor of out-patient building, University College Hospital, Grafton Way, London WC1; Branch contribution to National Physiotherapy Week - a chance for discussion. Also general meeting.

North Kent: Tuesday, October 24, 7.30 for 8 pm; postgraduate centre, Maidstone Hospital; Mr Walker, orthopaedic surgeon, on 'Aspects of total knee replacements'.

Macclesfield: Wednesday, November 15, 7.30 pm; rehabilitation unit, Victoria Road Branch, Macclesfield District General Hospitai; Mrs J Downer MCSP, senior physiotherapist, Countess of Chester Hospital, on 'Cardiac rehabilitation'. Practical session included - come in your tracksuits!

Manchester: Wednesday, November 8, 7 pm; lecture theatre, Ancoats Hospital; Mr S Ahmed MCSP, senior physiother- apist, on 'Interferential - A Pandora's box'. Branch members 75p. guests €1, students free.

Mid Wales: Tuesday, November 14, 7.15 pin; postgraduate centre, Bronglais Hospital, Aberystwyth; Miss Howell Evans MCSP DipTP on 'Education, pre- and post-registration'.

November 20, 7 pm; physiotherapy

Hereford: Thursday, November 23,

Northampton and District: Monday,

department, Kettering General Hospital; Dr S J Evans BSc PhD, biochemist, Northampton, on 'Aspects of pathology in relation to physiotherapy'.

Nottingham: Thursday, November 23, 6.30 pm; lecture theatre C50, Medical School, University Hospital; Mrs K Jenkins MCSP DipTP, physiotherapy officer, Department of Health, on 'The future of physiotherapy in a time of change'. Plus general meeting.

Salisbury and District: Thursday, November 16, 6.30 pm; board room, Odstock Hospital; Mr T Simon MA, CSP Secretary, on 'Current topics at the CSP. Followed by coffee and business meeting.

Shropshire: Tuesday, October 24, 7.30 pm; staff development unit, Coptnorne South, Royal Shrewsbury Hospital; speaker from the Mid Shropshire and North Wales Hospice; a short business meeting will precede the lecture.

Tuesday, November 28, 7.30 pin; staff development unit, Copthorne South, Royal Shrewsbury Hospital; Sue England MCSP on 'Laser therapy'. Short business meeting will precede lecture.

Southampton: Thursday, November 9, 6.45 pm coffee, 7 pin speaker; department of physiotherapy, Royal Hampshire County Hospital, Winchester; Dr Summerfield, consultant anaesthetist with a professional interest in pain control, on 'Pain control'.

28, 7.30 pm; postgraduate medical centre, Greenwich District Hospital, Vanbrugh Hill, London SE10 9HE; Miss 8 Samuels MCSP, District physiotherapist, Tower Hamlets Health Authority, on 'General management versus clinical management'. Branch update after lecture.

2J, 7 pm; lecture theatre, Rotherham District General Hospital; Dr E V McCloskey, clinical research Fellow, on 'Osteoporosis'. Coffee and business meeting at 7 pm to be followed bv lecture.

Staffordshire: Tuesday, October 17, 7.45 pm; North Staffs Medical Institute, Hartshill; Dr H R Tubbs, consultant physician, on 'Pestilential pets and other pedigrees'.

Thursday, November 30, 7.45 pin; postgraduate centre, Stafford District General Hospital; Mr J Stallard, technical director, ORLAU, on 'Clinical gait assessment'.

7.30 pm; Stockport Infirmary; a representative from Central Medical Equipment on 'Treatment update'.

Sutton and Epsom: Tuesday, November 14, 8 pm; physiotherapy department, Sutton Hospital; Dr McCloud, consultant psychogeriatrician, on 'Brain failure and its manifestations'.

Swansea and West Wales: Saturday, November 11, 10 am - day course; physiotherapy department, Morriston Hospital; Mr N Palastanga MA BA MCSP DMS DipTP and Mr T Atter MCSP on 'Teaching patients how to manage their back problem'. Following this course participants should understand the relationship between the anatomy of the spine, biomechanics involved, and the

South East London: Tuesday, November

South Yorkshire: Tuesday, November

Stockport: Tuesday, November 28,

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Swindon: Tuesday, November 21, 7 pm for 7 .30 pm: physiotherapy department, Princess Margaret Hospital; M r J Fieldhouse, orofacial surgeon, Sw indon HA, o n 'Clicking jaws and related problems'.

Tayside: Wednesday, November 15, 7.30 pm; physiotherapy department, comm. wing, Perth Royal Infirmary; 'The work o f t he Doreen Trust Disf igurement Guidance Centre'.

Teesside and Distr ict: Tuesday, November 21, 1989, 7.30 pm; Middlesbrough General Hospital: M r Avery FRCS o n 'Management of facial deformi ty fo l lowing radical surgery'.

14, 7 pm; physiotherapy department, Torbay Hospital; a doctor specialising in food allergies will speak o n 'Food for health'.

Wednesday, October 25, 7 for 7 .30 pm; postgraduate centre, Kent and Sussex Hospital; M r P Gray, CSP director of industr ial relations and hopeful ly a representative f rom the Health Authority,

Torbay sub-Branch: Tuesday, November

Tunbridge Wells and District:

o n 'The infamous Wh i te Paper'. Open meeting.

postgraduate centre, Kent and Sussex Hospital; M r P Tinley BSc HonsSRCh, senior lecturer, London School of Chiropody, o n 'The foo t and ankle'. Open meeting.

Refreshments will be available before each meet ing as usual. Please t r y and come along t o the meetings as ' the more t h e merrier'.

West Yorkshire: Tuesday, November 7, 7.30 pm; postgraduate suite, Chancellor Wing, S t James's Hospital, Leeds: Professor V Wr ight M D M B ChB FRCP, rheumatology department, Leeds General Infirmary, and vice-president of West Yorkshire Branch, o n 'Therapeutic advances in rheumatology.

Worcester and Distr ict: Monday, November 6, 7.30 pm; Charles Hastings Centre, Ronkswood Branch, Worcester Royal Infirmary; M r s I Greenwood, Hereford and Worcester Dyslexia Association, o n 'Dyslexia'.

Worthiny: Tuesday, November 14, 5.30 pm; physiotherapy department, Worth ing Hospital: Dr P Coburn, consultant dermatologist, o n 'Spots!'.

Monday, November 13, 7 for 7 . 3 0 prn;

Grampian School o f Physiotherapy: Calling all 1 9 8 2 - 8 5 students. Are you interested in a five-year reunion? If yes, please contact Bri t t H y m a n a t 39 Clavell Road, Allerton, Liverpool L19 4TS.

School of Physiotherapy, Royal Inf irmary o f Edinburgh, and Department o f Physiotherapy, Queen Margaret College. Edinburgh: I t is proposed t o celebrate the 5 0 t h anniversary of the inauguration of physiotherapy education in Edinburgh dur ing JulyiAugust 1991. Further details will be published nearer the time. Anyone requiring further information please contact Miss C M Murray MCSP DipTP, c/o Depar tment o f Physiotherapy, The Royal Infirmary, Lauriston Place, Edinburgh EH3 9YW. or Mrs K Dick BA MCSP DipTP, senior lecturer, Department of Physiotherapy, Queen Margaret College, Clerwood Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 8TS.

Bristol Royal Hospi ta l School of Physiotherapy, 1957-60 set: I t is 30 years next year since quali fying. H o w about a reunion in autumn 1990? I f you are interested, or k n o w others w h o m a y be, please contact Sarah Mansfield (nee Bickford) tel 0602 211300, or A n n Hyland (nee Webb) tel 0 9 3 5 813263.

Per son al Charge f 5 for births and marriages BIRTHS

(nee Davies, trained West Middlesex University BISHOP: On September 9, 1989, to Julia

Hospital, 1977-80) and Richard Bishop, a son, Thomas George, a brother for Jack.

BRADLEY On August 9, 1989, to Lesley (nee Moore, trained West Middlesex University Hospital, 1979-821 and Philip Bradley, a daughter, Laura Jayne. Now residing at 235 Dovecote, Yate, Bristol, Avon BS17 4PG.

Grave, trained Wolverhampton Royal Hospital, 1972-751 and Roy Dunford, a daughter, Emily Jane. Now residing at 39 Rednal Mill Drive, Rednal, Birmingham 845 8x2.

ESTCOURT On June 21, 1989, at Jessop Hospital, Sheffield, to Liz (nee Espie, trained the London Hospital, 1974-771 and Stephen Estcourt, a daughter, Nicola Gayle, a sister for Sally.

LARGE: On September 1, 1989, at Queen Elizabeth II Hospital, Welwyn Garden City, to Penny (nee Rhead, trained Wolverhampton School of Physiotherapy1 and Andrew Large, a son, James Andrew, a brother for Thomas.

McPHERSON: On June 14, 1989, to Alison (nee Grigg, trained Manchester Royal Infirmary) and Stephen McPherson, a daughter, Jennifer Rose.

Page), trained Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, 1977-80) and James Partridge, a son, Harry Michael James, a brother for Georgina.

MARRIAGES

at St Marie's Church, Rugby, Warwickshire. Elizabeth Helen Bradforo MCSP (trained the Royal Liverpool School of Physiotherapy, 1983-861 to Mark Stephen Coulthread. Now residing at 132 Brougham Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN l l 2PH.

BOYDEN-PETTIT On August 12, 1989, Melanie Boyden MCSP (trained St Thomas' Hospital School of Physiotherapy, 1980-84) to Robert Pettit. Now residing at 48 Bramleys. Stanford le Hope, Essex 5517 8AE.

DUNFORD: On July 24, 1989, to Janice (nee

PARTRIDGE: On July 10, 1989, to Sarah (nee

BRADFORD-COULTHREAD: On July 1, 1989.

Specific Interest Groups

Associat ion o f Chartered Physiotherapists in Men ta l Handicap - Mersey Region: Thursday, November 16, 7.30 pm; physiotherapy department, Olive M o u n t Hospital, Liverpool; Elspeth McLean o n 'The Barnardo's A Chance to Work project'. Fol lowed b y buf fe t and AGM. Please contact physiotherapy department, Olive M o u n t Hospital ( tel 051 -733 4020 ext 222), with numbers wish ing t o attend.

Associat ion of Chartered Physiotherapists in Obstet!ics and Gynaecology - London Workshop Group: Thursday, November 9, 6 p m refreshments, 6.30 p m lecture; School of Physiotherapy, The Middlesex Hospital, Ar thur Stanley House, Tottenham Street, London W C I . Fee: €1.50 members, € 2 provisional, f 2 . 5 0 associate, € 3 non- members; 'Basic neurophysiology and muscle stimulation'; Dr R Jones, senior physiologist, Bristol Royal Infirmary. Further in format ion f rom Mrs M Collins, 9 Leatherhead Road, Ashtead, Surrey KT21 2 T W (tel 0 3 7 2 2 7 7 5 9 9 ) .

FITZGERALD-POPE: On August 5, 1989, Catherine Fitzgerald MCSP (trained West Middlesex School of Physiotherapy) to Grahame Pope MCSP (trained West Middlesex School of Physiotherapy). Now residing at 112 Christchurch Road, Ashford, Kent.

1989, Morag Gallard MCSP (trained Bath School of Physiotherapy, 1983-86) to Jonathan Sampson MCSP (trained Bath School of Physiotherapy, 1984-87). Now residing at Wold Newton, Driffield, Yorks.

MILLER-HOPE: On September 16, 1989, Rosalind Clare Miller MCSP (trained Salford School of Physiotherapy, 1985-88) to Christopher Hope. Now residing at 6 Marple Road, Offerton, Stockport.

PATERSON-KNIGHT On July 29, 1989, at Kell's Parish Church, New Galloway, Kirkudbrightshire, Kay A Paterson MCSP (trained The Queen's College, Glasgow, 1978-82) to Martin Knight. Now residing at 441 Westdale Lane, Mapperley, Nottingham.

STEVENS-SHELDRAKE: On June 3, 1989, at St Clement's Church, Worcester, Jennifer Mary Stevens MCSP (trained Middlesex Hospital School of Physiotherapy, 1979-821 to Garry Sheldrake. Now residing at 81 Saltwell Street, Poplar, London El4 ODY.

Saint Anne's Parish Church, Worksop, Teresa Mary Thorpe MCSP (trained Pinderfields College of Remedial Gymnastics) to Barry Marshall. Hot-air ballooning honeymoon!

GALLARD-SAMPSON: On September 30,

THORPE-MARSHALL: On August 4. 1989, at

DEATHS

MCSP (formerly a member of the Faculty of Physiotherapy).

FLEMING: In 1989, Helen Muriel Fleming MCSP (trained Manchester Royal Infirmary).

LIVESEY: On August 21, 1989, Harold Livesey MCSP (trained Joint Services School of Physiotherapy).

MAINWARING: On July 5, 1989, Elizabeth Margaret Mainwaring MCSP (nee Mclntosh, trained St Mary's Hospital).

RANKEN: On June 14, 1989, Eirene Ford Ranken MCSP (trained Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastlel.

WHITEHORN: On August 6, 1989, Margaret Jean Stewart Whitehorn MCSP, (nee English, trained Middlesex Hospital).

CLAPPERTON: In 1989, George Clapperton

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