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I opted for nursing and, with the entry qualification being two GCE 'O' levels, one of which had to be English language, I just scraped in............My second 'O' level was woodwork.
'How's That?' no.275, June 2001.

This (finance) is an area which I accept is not my speciality, in fact one of which I understand little and I therefore do not wish to say much.
Annual Report 2001.

.......as the Chairman often reminds us, "We (the elected officers) are the servants of the Association not the masters."
Annual Report 2001.

So to the future. I predicted last year a busy year for 2003. My prediction for 2004 is no different. (Such insights can be valuable).
Annual Report 2003.

Had this not been the case (ECB granting £25K) the Treasurer would be standing up at the AGM to report a loss." (He did, in fact).
Annual Report 2003.

I made a big mistake by commenting...without having seen the Treasurer's report.
Annual Report 2004.

All I do want to say regarding finance is thank you to all those members of the Treasury team for the many hours you put in.
Annual Report 2004.

With regard to the future of the association, or more importantly my role in it, you have without hesitation my support. However, when I attend the AGM I shall have in my possession a letter which will either be destroyed or hand delivered according to the result of the postal ballot. In other words, should Burden be elected, God forbid, I shall be delivering my resignation that afternoon.
21.2.2005: e-mail to Stuart-King. (Oh, well. Win a few, lose a few).

Members.....are asking...."Where did it all go wrong and why?" This is not the medium for me to try to answer these questions.....
......we are in just as much turmoil now as when the last year ended on 30 October 2005. How can I therefore predict what the future holds?
There is, however, no rival organisation although a number of people have met together.......
February 2006: All from Annual Report 2005.