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But there is a feeling within the county that an outside manager may now be needed to come in to start afresh.
Twenty-three per cent of people aged in their 30s told researchers in the region that they wanted a career change and turning to the medical profession was the way forward - with 32 being the ideal age to start afresh in a new profession.
He will want to start afresh and he has got the support of his family there.
 
 
 
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