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Appendix 3 Keeping members informed of current developments in professional and scientific matters in microbiology, through publication of the magazine Microbiology Today and other means. The Society is a Charity registered in England and Wales (No. 264017) and in Scotland (No SC039250), and a Company Limited by Guarantee, registered in England (No. 1039582). It is governed by a Council drawn and elected from the membership. The Society employs a staff of 30 at its headquarters. Marlborough House Tel. +44 (0) 118-988 1800 Basingstoke Road Fax +44 (0) 118-988 5656 Spencers Wood Web http://www.sgm.ac.uk Reading RG7 1AG, UK Contact Dr R S S Fraser, Chief Executive, email: r.fraser@sgm.ac.uk 76
Appendix 4 Acknowledgements The review group wish to thank numerous individuals who have helped us prepare this report. In the early stages, Tony Wilsmore and Nick Taylor (Reading) were most generous with sight of and discussions regarding their 2008 review. The VLA lab at Weybridge (Glynn Hewinson, Martin Vordermeyer, Noel Smith, Richard Clifton-Hadley and Mark Chambers) and the CSL staff at Woodchester Park (Robbie Macdonald and Richard Delahay) hosted exceptionally valuable meetings that were much appreciated. In addition, discussions with or comments from Douglas Young (Imperial College and MRC), David Minnikin (Birmingham), Simon More (Dublin), Laura Green (Warwick), Andrew Paterson (Defra) and Andrew Mitchell (VLA) were of great value to us. Finally we would particularly like to thank Wendy Middleton and Fiona Stuart of Defra for their forbearance and patient support throughout. 77
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