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Economic Development

PwC host Midlands reunion

PwC’s Mark Smith, Midlands regional chairman, hosted a lunch at the Barclaycard Arena for Midlands’ retired and former partners.

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04:00, 5 JUN 2015

Steve Hancock, Mark Smith and John Liquorish. — Steve Hancock, Mark Smith and John Liquorish. (Image: Jas Sansi)

chairman, for Midlands’ retired and former partners.

Peter Millward, Andy Hammond, Roy Tandy and Stuart Wallace. — Peter Millward, Andy Hammond, Roy Tandy and Stuart Wallace. (Image: Jas Sansi)

Some 60 partners travelled from all over the country to meet up .

Pictures by Jas Sansi

Ray Burton and Ann Cottis. — Ray Burton and Ann Cottis. (Image: Jas Sansi)

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