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An apprentice accountant is thriving at a Warwickshire firm and has won an award in only a matter of months since starting her training. Ellie Caddy, from Coventry, joined Burgis & Bullock in August 2023 and received the Apprentice of the Month prize from Coventry & Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce
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