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It always brings lots Creative Services Team of fun, friendships and memories and I hope this year it is identical to the 10 previous events. Ian McCabe, Dave Clement, However, after conducting a survey of people attending the awards I will be making a few Amy Houghton & Emma Wightman changes. Not least of which is a significant reduction in the number of workshops. Whilst it Web Support seems a shame to have so many gifted instructors at the awards and not use them the truth is, Judy Dix more than 75% of people coming to the awards stated that they wanted less than six new dance workshops. So six it is... plus a few technique sessions to help us improve what we do rather [email protected] than just doing more of what we do. It was a difficult decision but I hope it will help to make Circulation Manager the weekend even more enjoyable for you all. 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