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Friday, 10 October 2008
A new memorial trust offers opportunities for consumers to travel abroad and learn about new and innovative ideas.

The Peter Gibson Memorial Fund supports activities that contribute to improving the quality of life of Scottish consumers. Travelling Scholarship support individuals to go abroad to research consumer issues, returning to use what they have learned and experienced to the benefit of Scottish consumers.

For more information visit the Peter Gibson Memorial Fund website.

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