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British citizen, born in Hunslet, part of Leeds UK. Poor but not poverty stricken upbringing, supportive parents. Worked in the laboratory of a jam manufacturer 42-45 and 48-54. Between 45-48 military service including one year in Indian Army and one in the army of occupation in Austria. | British citizen, born in Hunslet, part of Leeds UK. Poor but not poverty stricken upbringing, supportive parents. Worked in the laboratory of a jam manufacturer 42-45 and 48-54. Between 45-48 military service including one year in Indian Army and one in the army of occupation in Austria. | ||
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British citizen, born in Hunslet, part of Leeds UK. Poor but not poverty stricken upbringing, supportive parents. Worked in the laboratory of a jam manufacturer 42-45 and 48-54. Between 45-48 military service including one year in Indian Army and one in the army of occupation in Austria.
Evening class and later part-time study to first degree level - Associate of Institute of Chemistry 1954, now Royal Society of Chemistry, later Fellow and Chartered Chemist..
Packaging technology and marketing including milk packaging and aerosol technology 1954-73, occupational health and safety 1973 92 including editorship of a commercial journal 85-92.. Participated in and officer of various relevant technical/commercial bodies during this period.
Elected borough councillor (Labour Party) Hemel Hempstead, Herts UK, 1964-67. Various not unduly onerous positions in voluntary service 67- 98.
Brought up a Christian, progressively agnostic, atheist and currently but not belligerently anti-theist.
Fellow, Royal Society of Arts, UK, former Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine.
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