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Philip Singleton leaving party at Millennium Point

Philip Singleton leaving party at Millennium Point

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  1. Dan Auty, Philip Singleton, Richard Spilsbury.
    Dan Auty, Philip Singleton, Richard Spilsbury.1 of 13
  2. Councillor Peter Douglas Osborn, Pauline Grey, Councillor Paul Tilsley.
    Councillor Peter Douglas Osborn, Pauline Grey, Councillor Paul Tilsley.2 of 13
  3. Dan Martyr, Kevin Singh, Matt Dobson.
    Dan Martyr, Kevin Singh, Matt Dobson.3 of 13
  4. Glyn Pitchford, Neil Anderson, John Phillips.
    Glyn Pitchford, Neil Anderson, John Phillips.4 of 13
  5. Jackie Newbold, Stephen Newbold, Helena Singleton, Trudi Brass.
    Jackie Newbold, Stephen Newbold, Helena Singleton, Trudi Brass.5 of 13
  6. Well wishers attend the leaving party at Millennium Point for CEO Philip Singleton.
    Well wishers attend the leaving party at Millennium Point for CEO Philip Singleton.6 of 13
  7. Jo Jeffries, Prem Moti, Gaynor Cheshire.
    Jo Jeffries, Prem Moti, Gaynor Cheshire.7 of 13
  8. Judith Armstrong, Graham Rhodes, Ian Leslie.
    Judith Armstrong, Graham Rhodes, Ian Leslie.8 of 13
  9. Linda Saunders, Peter Shearer, Mike Archer.
    Linda Saunders, Peter Shearer, Mike Archer.9 of 13
  10. Parv Gandham, Ruth Pipkin and Kim Loynes.
    Parv Gandham, Ruth Pipkin and Kim Loynes.10 of 13
  11. Sandeep Singh, Vanessa Curry, Mark Speechly.
    Sandeep Singh, Vanessa Curry, Mark Speechly.11 of 13
  12. Sandy Taylor, Kathryn Moore, Rick Robinson.
    Sandy Taylor, Kathryn Moore, Rick Robinson.12 of 13
  13. Tony Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Mark Speechly.
    Tony Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Mark Speechly.13 of 13
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