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Old 17-03-2009, 11:31   #4
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Re: Corgi standard is going new one coming in.

Known about it for a while, talked to a corgi registered plumber about it, all that's changing is the name apparently, everything else carries on, no new tests for the corgi plumbers etc, so the only thing they've done is cost the plumbers, sign writing, stationary etc etc ( not that they can't afford it ) £35 p/h

EDIT: When I say all that's changing is name, that's all it is to the plumber, obviously the companies behind the schemes change.
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