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Us and Them
We pay well and promptly but can’t get the staff “ They either do a poor job or are unreliable. It always starts well but then it quickly deteriorates.Either they stop trying so...
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18 May 2023
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Rehab Network Vacancies- Patient and Carer Representatives
The Rehab network are currently recruiting for Patient and Carer Representatives. The patient and carer representatives will be integral to the Network working with...
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16 May 2023
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Going back to the future...
It's becoming a familiar call. 'We want our security awareness to be innovative, even award winning'. But is innovation and award winning the only way to make your people more security aware? In...
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Karl Almond
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17 May 2023
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Healthwatch Gateshead Annual Survey
Healthwatch Gateshead and Healthwatch Newcastle, independent champion for people who use health and social care services. We want you views about health and care services. Please share ...
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Lesley Tweddell
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16 May 2023
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No consensus
The best managers seek consensus but recognise when the pursuit is being abused. I had a colleague on the senior management team who seemed to delight in frustrating the rest of the...
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Blair McPherson
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16 May 2023
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Rumpelstiltskin could spin straw into gold
Good managers can manage anything Some managers have a reputation as having the golden touch. No matter what they do, their teams seem to excel, performance improves, success follows. The...
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Blair McPherson
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14 May 2023
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Public Telephone Network Switch Off
The legacy Public Switched Telephony Network (PSTN) is going to be switched off in 2025. This means all councils need to replace all their ISDN and simple telephone lines by that date. ...
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Mark Sayers
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11 May 2023
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UK Wireless Infrastructure Strategy
Just in case you missed it, the Government published its UK Wireless Infrastructure Strategy last week. Here's a link https://lnkd.in/eKyqNWPh. Focuses on 5G with some mention of 6G. Looks an...
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Mark Sayers
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11 May 2023
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New Company
25 years after founding 4C Strategies with Brian Cawley and Dave Mailer, I've now left the company as the next generation take 4C forward. Rather than retire, I've formed Saytelco Ltd so that I can...
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Mark Sayers
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11 May 2023
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Plan 75
I don’t think I will be watching Plan 75, it sounds to depressing for someone my age. Set in the very near future it tells what happens when the Japanese government responds to its population...
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Blair McPherson
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09 May 2023
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Data poses questions as well as answers, so what questions arise from Scotland's Child Protection 2021-2022 Statistics?
The latest annual Children’s Social Work Statistics were published last week by the Scottish Government. Covering the year from August 2021 to July 2022, the data provides important insights...
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Alexander McTier
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05 May 2023
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Benefits and Pitfalls of secondments
A secondment is a great way for employees to enhance their career prospects. It’s also an effective way of retaining talented employees. In a fast moving business climate organisations need to be...
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Blair McPherson
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03 May 2023
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Orange mousse with nuts leaves Strand Palace £70K bill
This week we have heard in the news that the Strand Palace Hotel has been fined for serving a Food Hypersensitive customer a dessert in 2019 which was not supposed to contain nuts, however it...
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Caroline Benjamin
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30 Apr 2023
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Tackling bias and discrimination
" Expecting an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) strategy to tackle bias and discrimination without changing the management culture is like pulling a lever that isn’t connected to...
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Blair McPherson
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18 Apr 2023
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A dysfunctional organisation compared to an abusive relationship
You say you’re sorry. You say it won’t happen again. You say you’ I’ll change. But you have said it all before. I don’t doubt you mean it every time. But I don’t believe you can change. It’s...
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Blair McPherson
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15 Apr 2023
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DQHub Event: Meet the Data Quality Dimensions
We love good quality data, but what does "good" look like? Learn more about data quality dimensions 19th at 13:00. This event is open to all, not just those in the Data Quality Community so please...
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Helen Ifedi
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11 Apr 2023
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Anywhere. And Everywhere
This isn’t about somewhere I used to work. This isn’t about someone I used to work for. I can’t be in trouble because I don’t work there any more. I don’t know why they think this is about...
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Blair McPherson
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03 Apr 2023
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Bear shaving
Aimed at those who dismiss the problem of global warming as exaggerated an activist responded by saying they supposed critics would see the answer to bears dying of heat exhaustion as shaving off...
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Blair McPherson
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01 Apr 2023
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Meet the Steering Group
What's your name and where do you come from? I’m Amy Atkins, Head of Continuous Improvement and the Early Careers Lead at MOLA. I’m based in London, but work across all six of our offices. ...
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Phil Pollard
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31 Mar 2023
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Continuous Improvement @ Smarter Working Awards
Our huge congratulations go out to HM Land Registry whose change programme went up against different government departments to win the Championing Continuous Improvement Award for 2023 at the...
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Beth Farminer
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27 Mar 2023
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Red Flags
I arrived in plenty of time for the interview despite the two hour motorway journey. It’s the one and only time I was interviewed at a football ground. The interview with the executive recruiters...
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Blair McPherson
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25 Mar 2023
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Meet the Steering Group
What's your name and where do you come from? My name is Adam Hickey, Owner and Managing Director of Pinnacle Conservation Ltd. I have to confess, i'm a bit of a...
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Adam Hickey
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17 Mar 2023
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What should you be allowed to say
Few inside the organisation will talk about the changes but the feeling is there is little money and a lot of angry people. A popular Director has been suspended for comments at a meeting with...
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Blair McPherson
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12 Mar 2023
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Meet the Steering Group
1. What's your name and where do you come from? I’m Patrick Whife I work as Head of Skills at the Institute of Conservation. I live on the south coast in Hove (actually). 2. How...
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Phil Pollard
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10 Mar 2023
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A pattern of knitting found in organisations
In China the Government has cracked down on feminism. Words relating to feminism online are censured. The response by bloggers has been to replace the words with rhyming slang, so feminist...
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Blair McPherson
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09 Mar 2023
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Critical Systems Thinking
Professor Mike C Jackson gave a really stimulating session on Critical Systems thinking arguing that the diversity of approaches is a strength, and challenging us to observe the world through these...
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Mary McKee
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08 Mar 2023
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PSED Vacancies
This area of the PSED Network KHub signposts to job opportunities that may be relevant to members. Current opportunities: PSED Officer (SEO), Department for Business, Energy &...
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Ieuan Willox
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07 Mar 2023
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5 tips to taking your first step into participating in a group on Knowledge Hub
Whether you’ve joined Knowledge Hub to find information, share ideas, ask for advice or connect with others, that first step into participating in your group might seem a bit scary. It doesn’t have...
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07 Mar 2023
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Systems Leadership
Why is systems thinking important for leadership? BEIS has responsibility for several complex and interacting policy challenges. For example, our net zero portfolio must deliver rapid...
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Katie Gronow
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06 Mar 2023
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DQHub Event: Things to consider when using other people's data in your analysis
On 08 March, DQHub will be running an online event aimed at anyone interested in understanding the quality of data products that are used in further analysis - both within and between...
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Helen Ifedi
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03 Mar 2023
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And anything else the boss asks you to do
The list of requirements was so extreme that some commentators thought it was a spoof. Must be “highly talented”, “ooze leadership” and be “a great orator”. “High energy and...
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Blair McPherson
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21 Feb 2023
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2023 State of Children's Rights Report
The 2023 State of Children’s Rights Report acts as an alternative report to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child. It updates the UN Committee about progress and areas of concern since the...
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Rebecca Spillane
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20 Feb 2023
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Meet the Steering Group...
What's your name and where do you come from? I'm Rob Woodside, Director of Estates at English Heritage. I'm home based in Gloucestershire but work all over England. How did you come...
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Phil Pollard
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17 Feb 2023
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LA’s can be noisy organisations
There is a technique composers use in which the piece starts with what appears a random selection of instruments all playing at once, making a loud noise. Gradually a rhythm imposes itself...
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Blair McPherson
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14 Feb 2023
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Promoting Variety - short breaks for carers
EXPANDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AND THEIR UNPAID CARERS The Short Break Hub team is currently focused on expanding the short break options available to people...
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Ann-Marie Corkerton
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07 Feb 2023
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Manage your energy not your time
In the tips for being an effective manager time management is always near the top but more radical advice would be manage your energy. People who get things done have in common energy and...
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Blair McPherson
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06 Feb 2023
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Different sides of the same coin?
Resilience and Agility are closely related. Resilience is the ability to recover or bounce back. Agility is a set up able to take advantage of opportunities and stay ahead of the game. However the...
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Blair McPherson
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06 Feb 2023
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“ won’t get fooled again” should be the recruiters motto
According to some recent research at Columbia Business School...
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Blair McPherson
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06 Feb 2023
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Keep a lid on it
We have all experienced being asked a question instinctively knowing you’re not supposed to give an honest answer. I knew it when my boss asked if I thought he was a bully! A common...
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Blair McPherson
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02 Feb 2023
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Be a tackler not a dodger
It’s like football, tackling is part of the game. In the same way challenging team members is part of being a manager. In a game of football there are a lot of tackles mostly they are...
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Blair McPherson
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02 Feb 2023
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Volunteering: sprucing up a local park
Twas the season of goodwill in December and a few Bristol-based Geospatial Commission staff pledged a day of volunteering leave to help plant trees with the city council. Along with others from...
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Caitlin Ballard
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30 Jan 2023
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I was a roadie for a rock band in the 70s
My parents and fellow students thought I was working on a play scheme in Blackfriars London during the long summer holiday of my second year at teachers training college. Instead I was driving a...
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Blair McPherson
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29 Jan 2023
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Meet the Steering Group
What's your name and where do you come from? My name is Phil Pollard. I am currently the Heritage Career Pathways Manager at Historic England. I grew up in Liverpool but have lived in York,...
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Phil Pollard
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10 Feb 2023
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Company Fined £40K
Hi members, We have just recently prosecuted (£40k fine) a provider of Explosives in Leicester City for storing HT3 fireworks dangeroulsy. We previously revoked the businesses Explosives Licence....
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Gurdeep Dosanjh
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25 Jan 2023
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Making Local Government Cool
“One of the things I think I can bring to the Presidency is make Government and public service cool again” Barrack Obama. I wish I had said this when asked at interview what I could bring to...
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Blair McPherson
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23 Jan 2023
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Bank of Dave
Have you seen the film Bank of Dave on Netflix. It’s a David and Goliath story where the little man takes on the establishment big boys and wins. It’s a romcom which is not afraid to be political....
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Blair McPherson
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17 Jan 2023
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Always have the right people on the bus.
It makes a great deal of sense to get recruitment right, to have those on board who are going to be an asset for the journey. Yet the majority of people on the bus got on when the...
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Blair McPherson
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17 Jan 2023
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The policy/ data disconnect and what to do about it
A year or two ago I gave a presentation to the IGPP conference about what I perceive to be the policy/ data disconnect that exists across the public sector, why it's causing issues and how we might...
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Simon Roberts
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13 Jan 2023
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Bullying in the movies
Looking at the video and film clips, film makers in the USA think bullying at school, in the work place and in leisure venues is common place. They also believe all bullies get their comeuppance....
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Blair McPherson
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13 Jan 2023
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Participatory Systems Mapper
This blog post launches a series of systems thinking software package/application reviews - we will be posting a review each month, and asking for your comments, questions and experience of...
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Katie Gronow
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11 Jan 2023
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