News Town council hand cash over to town's Citizens' Advice Bureau
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Town mayor Kevin Flynn presented a cheque for more than £12,000 to Boothferry Citizens' Advice Bureau this week.
Cllr Flynn presented the cheque for £12,730 on behalf of Goole Town Council.
The grant was for the third year of the CAB's three-year service level agreement (SLA) with the town council.
The mayor said: "We're pleased we can help a valuable service to the town." Ann Blackburn, vice-chairman of the CAB, said: "We are very grateful for the cheque."
Pictured is Kevin Flynn presents a cheque for £12,730 to Ann Blackburn, vice-chariman of CAB. Also present at the presentation were (back row, from left) CAB manager Celia Evans, Nick Bussey, the bureau's area director for the north of England, and Brian Robertson, clerk to Goole Town Council. (12-06-33 GT)
Published on 12th June 2008 in News.
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