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Grimsby Freemasons give £500 to stroke family supporters - Provincial Grand Lodge of Lincolnshire

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Paul Doughty, Charity Steward of the Earl of Yarborough Freemasons’ Lodge, presented cheque for £500 to Katie Chatburn, co-ordinator for the North-East Lincolnshire Stroke Recovery Service, which offers co-ordinated support for stroke survivors and their families through their stroke journey.
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Grimsby Freemasons give £500 to stroke family supporters - Provincial Grand Lodge of Lincolnshire

Paul Doughty, Charity Steward of the Earl of Yarborough Freemasons’ Lodge, presented cheque for £500 to Katie Chatburn, co-ordinator for the North-East Lincolnshire Stroke Recovery Service, which offers co-ordinated support for stroke survivors and their families through their stroke journey.

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