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    • Aug 27, 2020
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Council chairman presents charities with cheques

East Hampshire District Council’s chairman handed almost £3,000 to charity as he accepted the role for an unprecedented second year.


Cllr Keith Budden passed on money to the Crossover Youth Centre in Liss and Dementia Friendly Petersfield, his chosen charities for his time so far as chairman of the council.


Due to the unusual circumstances brought about by the pandemic, Cllr Budden also agreed to continue as chairman until May 2021. Cllr Adam Carew will also remain as vice chairman.


Cllr Budden said: “I am delighted to be able to hand over two cheques of £1,425 to the Crossover Youth Centre in Liss and Dementia Friendly Petersfield.These are wonderful charities that do so much good on a day-to-day basis in East Hampshire.”


Cllr Budden’s chosen charities for the coming year are the Hampshire & Isle of Wight Air Ambulance and The Rosemary Foundation.

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