Shona Dunn of Guernsey Eyes
21m
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Labour Force Chat
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Shona went out on her own a year ago, specialising as a mobile optometrist. She is now investing in a bricks and mortar practice close to the beach sharing a "commercial Hamlet" with other small businesses
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