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Our December Newsletter 2019

Post author By derbycityunison
Post date December 20, 2019
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Dear Member

I would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a successful 2020.
I am very proud to attach our December Newsletter containing our current Branch Officers Report. please click below to view.

Please continue to keep in touch in 2020

regards

Becky Everett
Interim Branch Secretary.

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Newsletter – November 2019

Post author By derbycityunison
Post date November 22, 2019
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Please click on the image below to open this months newsletter, we hope you find it useful.

Kind Regards

Becky Everett
Branch Secretary

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Retired Members Newsletter – Autumn 2019

Post author By derbycityunison
Post date November 9, 2019
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Hello and welcome to our Retired Members Newsletter for Autumn 2019. Articles include the continuing attacks on pensions and benefits, the TV Licence debacle, Period Poverty and the decline of the Great British Toilet. No mention of Brexit. Please click on the link below to click on the image to view the newsletter.

Kind Regards

Chris Wheeldon – Retired Members Officer

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