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Hi,

passed my core and four 18months ago and have just registered as work has been tight. o do i join the forum as I need some advise..

eddie
 
Get your post count up to 10 and pm one the mods for access to the private gas forum
 
Cheers... excuse my stupidity but is that gas or any posts

Thanks

Eddie
 
cool i will contact the mods... cn i get advise prior or do I need to wait.
 
Hopefully wont be long b4 u pop over to the dark side. I sense the force is strong in you eddie....
 
Get intouch with croppie or gasman and let them know your business and gas registration details for private gas and pub.
 
thanks peeps but what has my local got to with it :aureola:
 
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