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Many thanks for taking up the role Tom..

Please do take time to thank Tom for accepting to join the team..:cool:
 
Tom,

A big thanks for taking on the role. Being so local, we should perhaps meet up some time mate. I'm in Barlaston, where are you?
 
location is Birmingham...ish

We can opick a spot half way and sort something if you wish

probs best wait til the new year tho now
 
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