Our Trustee Bob Young in the Agenda section of The Herald today.
Please see link below.
Agenda: Pardon is welcome, but mining communities need more
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Using our grant of £5,000, @Societyinc17 are delivering food, care and activity parcels to 34 people with mental and physical health issues in #Salford that the organisation currently supports and works with. @KeeleyMP
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