We would like to wish Katie P all the best as she headed off on maternity leave at the end of January. We will keep you all posted on the new arrival in the coming months.
We are sad to announce that Rebecca Edwards will be leaving us mid-February. Rebecca has written a farewell message below:
‘It is with mixed emotions that I will be leaving Towcester Farm Vets in February 2025. After over 13 years here I am sad to be saying goodbye too all of you, but my family and I are excited to be setting off on a little adventure overseas…well, over a little bit of sea! We will be moving to the Isle of Wight and are looking forward to getting to know new friends and the farming community over there. We hope old friends will come to visit, too! Since joining the team at Towcester in 2011 I have so enjoyed working with and getting to know you all (and your animals of course!). Gareth has not paid me to say this, but the team here are fantastic and have been wonderful to work with. Thank you so much to both colleagues and clients who have taught me so much over the years. I leave with some lovely memories, a few more children and quite a lot more grey hair! All the very best to you all.’
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We are however very happy to announce the return of Nikki Prosser. Following the arrival of her little girl Emily last March, Nikki has returned to work part time and on the on-call rota.
Also joining the team is Abel Rogerson. Abel graduated from the University of Nottingham in December 2024, where his interest in farming developed. Farm work has always been his end goal at university, and he is excited by the variety of work that our clients offer. Abel is looking forward to developing his knowledge and skills in all fields of farm medicine and surgery, but particularly veterinary public health and fertility work. Outside of work you will find Abel playing rugby, cooking or hiking in the national parks.
