Paul Moors - Back to basics

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Andrew Tjaardstra meets Paul Moors, chairman of Bollington and of the Manchester British Insurance Brokers' Association committee in his firm's north-west hometown. Moors talks to PB in the lead up to the Biba conference in Manchester in May

Bollington is a gem of a town complete with canals, mills, pubs, hills and fields. Situated half-an-hour outside Manchester on the outskirts of Macclesfield, its most famous landmark is the White Nancy, a large white stone at the summit of Kerridge Hill built to commemorate the Battle of Waterloo; the stone is the inspiration behind the broker's logo. Bollington was formerly a strong, cotton milling area served by trains and canals. Three mills are still in operation, though none make cotton any

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