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The Gordon Duncan Memorial Trust

Article posted by Kenny (admin) on February 24th 2010:

The Gordon Duncan Memorial Trust, of which Ian Green is a member, recently held its Annual General Meeting and is again inviting applications for awards from the Trust. Applications are invited from any young person up to the age of 30, living or working in Scotland, who is finding that their financial circumstances are making it difficult to progress fully in their chosen field. Criteria for application and other information can be found on The Gordon Duncan Memorial Trust website.

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