Later in 1985, Maggie and Richard set up home together in Bristol when Maggie was appointed co-ordinator of Bristol Drugs Project which launched in 1986.

Maggie was then managing the Swansea Accommodation for the Single Homeless night shelter. After going their separate ways, Maggie and Richard renewed their relationship early in 1985 after Richard returned to Swansea in 1984 to work as a journalist on the South Wales Evening Post. Maggie studied BSc Econ at Swansea from 1977-1980 and first met Richard at a Christmas disco at Clyne halls of residence in 1977. Her partner of 38 years Richard Jones and their children Caitlin (29) and Mena (23) were at her side. Maggie Telfer died peacefully at home in Bristol aged 63.

The company dealt with the construction industry and then changed to the environment industry and beginning to deal with the limitation of marine boundaries. In 1984 he started CTS Marine consultants Ltd. weather forecasting for aircraft in the North, environmental impact statements in several locations in the Arctic. After this, he returned to the oil industry in Canada and the Arctic, where he ran environment projects e.g. Captain Culshaw went back to Swansea in 1992 and gained a Master of Philosophy in satellite remote sensing. He was also involved in warranty surveying and piloting offshore drilling rigs prior to moving into construction management in the North Sea. After graduation, he became chief officer in the Royal research ship John Biscoe for one season before joining the offshore oil and gas industry worldwide. Captain Culshaw was at sea in the Merchant Navy for the best part of 20 years, most of his time before his studies was mainly in polar research vessels, before he went on to study at Swansea. Parents and Guardians Guide to UniversityĬaptain Simon Culshaw graduated in Geography and Oceanography in 1972, at the age of 32.

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