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Congratulations to the Following Recently Elected Pfs Members ROLL OF HONOUR | PFS MEMBERS StuDY Zone Christopher Wilkins Jonathan Astin Matthew Beaman Jeremy Bostock Lynne Williams Emmanuel Asuquo Martin Bean Lloyd Boston Janine Wilson Victoria Atherton Barry Beard Richard Bott Congratulations to the following PFS members CONGRATULATIONS TO Michael Wilson Jillian Atkins Richard Beardmore Steven Boughton Richard Wilson Michael Atkins Stephen Beare Mark Bowater who became Chartered Financial Planners Martin Wilson Peter Atkins Stephen Beaton Paul Bowater THE FOLLOWING RECENTLY Gavin Wood David Atkinson David Beck Paul Bowen between 16 March 2012 to 22 June 2012 Jeremy Woodruff Michael Atkinson Peter Beck Julian Bowen Y Gillian Yates Carl Atkinson Martin Beckett Robert Bowers ELECTED PFS MEMBERS Mark Atter Andrew Beckett Lyn Bowkett John Aubrey Neil Beddow James Bowler DIP PFS Simon Aucott Andrew Bedford Jane Bownas A Roger Allen Paul Creed Kirk James Q Kevin Quinn Wayne Audsley Paul Beebee Lindsey Bowns Julian Anokwuru Laura Critchley Lisa Johnson R Damon Rainsford Luane Auvache Matthew Begley Ainsley Bowyer Phillip Arbon John Cummings Paul Jolley Matthew Randall 16 March 2012 to 22 June 2012 A Nicholas Abbott Michael Aveling Lesley Belcher Neal Boxall Robert Atherton Martin Cuthbert Robert Kenyon Victoria Redhead John Abraham Glenn Averiss Helen Belfon Hannah Boxshall B Roland Baggott D Peter Davies James Kidston John Rogers Allan Dodds Edward Morris Howard Abrahams Lee Axford Gary Bell Antony Boyd Nicholas Reeves FPFS Katherine Baines Richard Day Lester Killip Gary Richardson S Kevin Salter Sean Donald David Morrish Nicholas Ace B Inderjit Bachra Alison Bell Lucie Boyes Lee Balthazor Nicholas Dean L Carl Lamb Glyn Bacon Stephen Bell Christopher Brace Ceri Robbins Catherine Sansom Alistair Donald Fiona Morrison Mark Adams Thomas Barnett Neil Dobson Margaret Lax A Jonathan Allwright Karen Scott Clare Donaldson Stuart Moss John Adams Martin Bage Jason Bell Nicola Bradfield Jon-Paul Rougeolle Phillip Arbon Peter Smith Steven Donnelly N Martin Nation Catherine Adams Amarjit Bagga Gordon Bell Robert Bradford Alastair Barron Allan Dodds Andrew Leedham John Ryan Simon Arthur Emma Spence William Douglas Alan Nichols Nigel Adams John Baggs Pauline Belle Andrew Bradford David Barton Jonathan Dodson Natalia Lingiah S Charles Sage Stephen Ashley Alan Stanton Trevor Downing Hayley North Paul Adams John Bagshaw David Belsham Robert Bradley Paul Beard Clare Donaldson Robert Littlehales Neer Shah Katherine Baines Mark Stuchfield Nathan Durnell O David O’Donoghue Lee Adams Ian Bagshaw Peter Bennett Martin Bradshaw John Bell Steven Donnelly Richard Lord Richard Shanks B Kim Barrett T David Thomas E Trevor English Anthony O’Driscoll Scott Adams Ann Baguley Marc Bennett Lee Bradshaw Julia Bentham William Douglas Timothy Lowe Walter Simpson Glynn Bartley William Thompson Lorna Evans Paul Orrey Richard Adams Jonathan Bagust Alison Bennett Suzanne Bradshaw Marcus 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