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Region Club Firstname Surname SIGBI Belfast 2020 - Members Delegate List Region Club FirstName Surname Bangladesh Dhaka Shamim Matin Chowdhury Tahsin Farzana Nasrin Fowzia Nazmunnessa Mahtab Aniqa Naorin Arifa Rahman Yasmin Rahman Hasina Zaman Dhanmondi Zakia Sultana Shahid Caribbean Anaparima Lorraine Acosta Malini Bachan Meera Ramona Gopaul Candace Maharaj Susan Umraw-Roopnarinesingh Associate Member Hazel Roberts Barbados Nikita Gibson Debra Joseph Krystle Maynard Ramona Smart Sisporansa Stanford Akilah Sue Judith Toppin Lisa Toppin-Corbin Marguerite Woodstock-Riley Chaguanas Christine Cole Esperance Cheryl Boodoosingh Marilyn De castro-lalla Denyse Ewe Jamestown Andrea Denise Farmer Ian Graham Barbara Taylor Bonita Wharton Jamaica (Kingston) Sonia Black Ellen Campbell-Grizzle Maxine Wedderburn Newtown Chevonne Agana Annisa Attzs Marissa Irma Bubb Anika Gellineau Corina Hernandez de Marhue Isshad John Kandice Spencer Providenciales Betty Dean Rachel Taylor St Vincent and the Grenadines Kathryn Cyrus Christine da Silva Lavinia Mary Vincent Gunn Nicola Williams San Fernando Terry Amirali-Rambharat Sandra Dieffenthaller Aruna Harbaran Sabita Harrikissoon Hazel Hassanali Cheshire North Wales And Wirral Anglesey Marilyn Blackburn Barbara Edwina Dixon Rhiannon Jones Gillian Parry Janet Mary Reid Susan Frances Roberts Rosalind Taylor Bangor and District Sheena Joyce Renner Giudrun Christine Rieck Diane Wynne Davies Bebington Pam Geraldine Cheesley-Hollinshead Barbara Mayers Penelope Nicholas Birkenhead Diane Bennett Chester Geraldine Garrs Susan Haywood Anne MacDonald OBE Victoria Pritchard Wendy Thompson Ellesmere Port and District Geraldine Godwin Hilary Pamela Laidler Heswall and District Gillian Frances Andrew Pamela Dowell Glenys Hunt Ann McKillop Maureen Thompson Jp Llandudno and District Caroline Joan Adams Celia Blomeley Stephanie Edwards Margaret Eirwen Kenrick Patricia May Kerfoot Janet Elizabeth Murfin Janet Weatherson Hilary Williams Northwich and District Penny Clarke Barbara Dean Louise Parry Alison Reid Rhyl and District Yvonne Johns Doreen Anne Jones Shirley Millicent Jones Esther Ann Roberts Runcorn, Frodsham and District Susan Challoner Sarah Froggatt Sandra Jones Helen Owen Karen Tonge MBE Karen Webb Wallasey Stella McKay-Moffat Sheila Price India Bangalore Zarreen Babu Shashikala Menon Bombay Chembur Reni Francis Calcutta Ranjana Banerjee Nupur Basu Soma Dasgupta Shukla Ghoshal Achina Kundu Ayushi Kundu Meenakshi Ray Chennai (Madras) Arundhati Meenakshi Shreelatha Narayanan Raksha Ramchand Mallika Venkataramani Chennai Downtown Naina Shah Madurai Sabina Ali Anitha Rajarajan Pune Metro East Kumkum Bhattacharya Nisha Ghosh Anubha Ramgopal Anupama Sen South Kolkata Bhaswati Biswas Shukla Chattopadhyay Anuradha Kanjilal Mohua Shome Lalvani Laxmi Parasuram Ruma Sen Whitefield Selza Carmel Noronha London Anglia Cambridge Anne Ainsworth Janet Crofts Margaret Hyde Marion Jackaman Laura Longman Margaret Steane Chelmsford and District Barbara Elaine Bramley Faith Marchal Lily Smith Trudy Stevens Angela Thomson Colchester and District Dianne Couch Enfield and District Catherine Ann Bunch Margaret Ann Turnbull Great Yarmouth Dorothy Jamieson JP Diana Loveland India Loveland Rosa Russell Marion Stageman Ipswich and District Joyce Boorman Patricia Dowding King's Lynn Kim Bramham Elizabeth Harrison Andrea Pearson Mary Anne Plant Janet Porter Carolyn Slynn London East Melanie Leivers Norwich Margaret Brown Annette Conn Olwen Marjorie Gotts Esther Harris Gertraud Shaw Lynda Mary Vincent Jill Ward Southend-on-Sea and District Catherine Cottridge Jacqueline Patricia Daniels Jill Healey Janet Reynolds Sharon Richardson Sharon Spivey Heather Tetchner London Chilterns Associate Member Alison Sutherland Aylesbury and District Joanna Swift Bedford Margaret Badley Rita Frances Beaumont Wendi Momen Pauline Panter Hertford and District Kate Belinis Jennifer Cobb BEM Jillian Coggins Pamela Jones Anne Miles Pamela Robertson Karin Thelma Weston High Wycombe and District Sue Granshaw Kathleen Martin Jennifer Claire Simpson London Central and South West Barbara Diamant Victoria Kirby Melanie Klinger Sylvia Watson London Greater Jonaki Ahteck Doltice Grey Oluyemisi Opaneye Milton Keynes Bethan Norfor Angela Novell Sue Payne Barbara Sharrocks Oxford and District Berna Bridge Ann Hawken Sarah Louise Jenkinson Michelle Nunn Slough, Windsor and Maidenhead Estlyn Davies Jackie Paling Sally Radford Phyllis Sigsworth St Albans and District Janet Audley-Charles Helen Byrne Sarah Lichman Denise Powell Ameeta Sabharwal Jane Slatter Thames Valley Gillian Christine Curry Sushila Gow Catherine Heppell Mary Linton Alison Mayall Johanna Raffan Eileen Shaw Peggy Simson Jane Watkins Alison M. 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Wray Malta Malta Dot Hunter Thea Rees Janatha Stubbs Midland Arden Associate Member Sarah Elizabeth Francis Bromsgrove and Redditch Celia Charlesworth Liz Every Judith Green Sue Harrop Gail Margaret Teague Coventry Sue Beech Sarah Little Helen Taylor Carol Ann Wright Kenilworth and District Ann Barton Trish Bennett Sheila Bruton Elaine Ann Clarke Andrea Jane Kingston Georgina Larsen-Archer Jean Lockley Sharon Maxted Diane Joy Nash Julie Pemberton Rebecca Probert Gill Schofield Jane Woods-Scawen Kidderminster and District Stephanie Ainsley Janice Christine Bell Denise Anne Carson Susan Clark Linda Cocksedge Elke Christa Jury Ruth Walmsley Rugby Pauline Holdsworth Mary Lloyd Ishar White Solihull and District Jacky Atkinson Margaret Cheek Helen Clarke Janet Clifford Rosemary Couch Jane Davies Grace Hampson Jan Hemlin Judith James Ann Keepax Pat Kirby Jannette Lambert Elizabeth Lowe Val Mansell Charlotte Matthaei Jane Prance Valerie Randall-Webb Angela Jane Sadler Isobel Smith Christine Anne Spriggs Liz Woolf Stourbridge and District Jane Helen Clarke MBE Marjorie Ferguson Jane Flint Bridgewater Kathy Olley Anne Rogers Susan Roxburgh Linda Sanders Rachel Tennant Mary Tooley Stratford-upon-Avon and District Barbara Bennett Christine Boylan Susan Bruce Valerie Clark Penelope Freedman Rose Hutchinson Susan Janet Simpkins Anne Thompson Celia Willcox Jill Yarwood Worcester and District Anthea England Jennifer Read Midland Chase Bilston and District Jacqueline Brookes Burton upon Trent and District Valerie Burton Sue McGlynn Cannock and District Patricia Mellor Patricia Ann Smith Lakhwinder Thompson Lichfield and District Dishi Attwood Nichola Balmer Christine Corless Margaret Galuszka Beverley Haywood Elizabeth Leaver Maureen Little Mary McCurry Marisha Place Karen Whitworth Stafford Gabrielle Joy Babbs Judith Carder Denise Cottam June Coupland Michelle Daws Ann Dawson Alison Elsmore Tina Gould Gill Green Debbie Hardman-Wilson Jane King Zena Lear Eileen Manley Maudie McHardy Terry Elizabeth Mingay Kate Moore MBE Heather Stern Catherine Taylor Sandra Townsend Jennifer Webb Staffordshire Moorlands Janet Moxon Anne Shaw Sutton Coldfield Bozena Benton Pat Tennant MBE Tamworth Vanessa Bell Margaret Clarke Linda Hayes Edna Schafer-Hughes Wolverhampton Carol Bailey Janet Beason Wrekin The Helen Harvey Wrekin The Judith Healey Midland East Amber Valley Ruth Dodd Elizabeth Frear Joyce Handbury Roberta Masters Buxton and District Jo Holdway Elaine McDonald Anne Needham Derby Jill Claire Blount Kettering and District Penelope Moseley Eileen Smith Leicester Helen Everett Vivienne Mary Galloway Jacqui Purnell Amelanie Carole Sursham Anne Wood Lincoln and District Jill Anderson Hilary Baxendale Jean Matson Stephanie McHugh Christine Metcalf Jasmit Kaur Phull Loughborough Helen Beardsworth Hazel Fish Pamela Horsepool Janet Marian Waters Hilary Yarnall Mansfield and District Kam Wai Britland Kathleen Whittingham Nottingham Lisa Barrett Irene Brown Ann Collin Perdita Harvey Resil Bamidele Jarrett Audrey Marion Jones Sue McFarlane Ransolina Morgan Margaret Oldroyd Sue Warriner Peterborough Sandra Angood Rita Bali Judy Barsby North West England and the Isle of Man Associate Member Marion Bolam Blackburn Anne Jackson Fylde The Linda Ann Beddows MBE Nina Szulc Garstang Joan Bailey Janet Cook Judith Grocott Grange-over-Sands Janice Carrick Sheila Cheesbrough Noreen Haselden Rosemary Anne Hoyle Isabel Huggett Lancaster Patricia Ainsworth Carole Bayne Hilary Blease Val Burnett Mary Davis Deirdre Jacks Jann Landles Rosetta Lok Valerie Moss Morecambe and Heysham Marian Christine Heaton Pendleside Val Thomas Preston Ruth Armstrong Audrey Forster Barbara Holroyd Rossendale Patricia Calway Rachel Weinhold Sheila Whipp Northern England Cockermouth and District Judith Spencer Darlington and District Barbara Brown Elspeth Robinson Carole Sobkowiak Dorothy Thomson Durham Jane Katsambis Vyvyenne Fiona Mack Middlesbrough Margaret Clark Kathy Warrick Newcastle upon Tyne Chris Jones Christine Lumsdon Pamela Turner Stockton-on-Tees Mauveen Brown Joyce Ellen Chesney Margaret Jean Wall Sunderland Hilary Clavering Marjorie Wilkinson Tynemouth, Whitley Bay & District Pat Jefferson Margaret Parsons Northern Ireland Ballymena Rita Allen Ballymoney and District Barbara Kerr Fiona Elizabeth Alice Murdock Pamela Smyth Ann Todd Muriel Whitten Pamela Young Bangor Anne Bell Nancy Derby Teresa Anne Doherty CBE Carole Ingram Helen Killiner Jennifer Loughridge Anne Lovell Irene Miskimmon Jennifer Mussen Theresa Nixon Joan Smyth CBE Belfast Cecelia Boyle Joan Connolly Anne Doherty Joan Houston Diane Koplewsky Elaine Molyneaux Yvonne Molyneaux Anne Orr Downpatrick Melanie Douglas-Kerrin Catherine Milhench Dungannon Jacqui Burns Ruth Carroll Sarah Carroll Kate Courtenay Jacqueline Gilmour Aleen Jones Vi Leckey Lynda Stewart Enniskillen and District Hazel
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