Skip to main content

Common Purpose Membership List For Ravenscraig Scandal

 Here is a link to download the Common Purpose membership list as an Excel File:

CPmasterDB.xls

NB: it is best to "download all" which takes a few moments to turn the .xls file in a zipfile; many browsers will give errors if you try to download a .xls file from so far in the past!

KEEP the zipfile even when you have EXTRACTed the .xls file to where you want it, as it's all too easy to "edit" the original and accidentally save a corrupted copy. It opens okay with an up to date Open Office suite; I cannot vouch for newer Microsoft products, even though this was clearly prepared on Microsoft Office (2000?), as Bill Gates habitually punishes people who fail to transition all their historical files to his bright-new formats!

Once you've opened it, you need to NOT type anything in, but use the bar at the bottom (scroll arrows to your left) to find and select which "output" you want. It will probably default to showing you the "leeds_output" but there's everything between York and Aberdeen, via Cornwall and Portsmouth!

Glasgow, Edinburgh, Fife and Forth, Dundee, Belfast etc. are all worth trying, as this list shows the locations at some point BEFORE 2012 when this was downloaded from the original, slightly covert, source. The "location" is probably actually where the person was "trained," in any case. 

Only you know the names you might be looking for!


Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

FISA MEMO of 26th April 2017

This is a link to a copy of the (somewhat redacted) *.pdf document of the FISA memo that some people have been getting excited about. Just in case they are right that it will be removed from the internet very soon, a copy is at the link. Whispering Bluegrass suspects that since it's been released, in redacted form, it will not actually be removed from the internet, but there's no harm in having another copy.
Post a Comment
Read more

The First Can (be it beans or worms)

The author welcomes comments from happy beanspillers, that would give direction to this blog. Also, if you have anything that can't be safely published, but would like communicated to the proper authority, do an anonymous comment and put "please don't publish this, but...." at the top.
1 comment
Read more

BMW Bluesmoke

Recently there has been a great fuss, across the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union, about the discovery that diesel cars can pollute more than was thought, and that some models were designed to work differently under test conditions as opposed to normal use, leading the authorities (and the car owners) to a false understanding of how polluting a given car was. The reaction to these discoveries, has been a movement to ban (or prohibitively tax) diesel cars from city centres, and politicians are now demanding a wholesale move to petrol engined cars. Before we do this, however, there needs to be a proper investigation into whether or not all the petrol engined models are actually any cleaner than the diesels. They are supposed to be, and when tested most petrol engined cars will appear to be clean, but that was also what was supposed to be true about the diesels. In the case of petrol engined cars, the comfortable assumptions about their low emissions needs to be chec
Post a Comment
Read more