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Latest news
Main points for
2010:
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No Challengers but increased prize funds
of remaining tournaments; Entry fees
increased by £1. |
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Entries will again be accepted by email and by
online form;
text entry to Jim Anderson now also
accepted |
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Food and drink readily available all day
Saturday and Sunday – including a special
menu at reduced prices |
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Cheap
tea/coffee (50p) and free iced water will
be available in the tournament hall |
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A pass for venue
facilities will be available for £5.00 for
the weekend (normally £14 per day). |
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Free WiFi in venue |
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We are inviting donations to MacMillan
Cancer Care - see below |
Nearest
accommodation is Premier Travel Inn,
Ethiebeaton, with another PTI at Panmurefield which is half-mile away. Alternatives are available
- see Where to
Stay page
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The following is taken from the Macmillan
Cancer Care website:
Macmillan Cancer Support improves the lives of
people affected by cancer. We provide
practical, medical and financial support and
push for better cancer care.
 We
are a source of support that people affected
by cancer want and need. It's not only
patients who live with cancer, so we also help
carers, families and communities|
. We guide people through the system,
supporting them every step of the way. We fund nurses and other specialist health care professionals|
and
build cancer care centres|
. But we give so much more than medical help.
People need practical support at home, so we
provide anything from some precious time off
for a carer, to a lift to hospital. People
need emotional support, so we listen, advise
and share information though our
cancer support specialists|
, website and
trained professionals|
. People need financial
help|
to cope with the extra costs cancer can bring,
so we give benefits advice, and grants for
anything from heating bills to travel costs.
Together we listen, we learn, we act to help
people live with cancer. We are a source of
support, helping with all the things
We are a force for change, listening to
people affected by cancer and working together
to improve cancer care. People
who live with cancer are experts by experience|
. Together we use this knowledge to make a
positive difference to the lives of people
affected by cancer. This could be anything
from getting a coffee machine installed in a
waiting room, to bringing about changes in the
law.
We fight discrimination – from challenging
unfair travel costs and insurance policies to
improving
the national
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