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The ‘New Park Centre’ want your help by 3 May

Posted on April 29, 2024April 29, 2024 By Bob No Comments on The ‘New Park Centre’ want your help by 3 May

We have received a request from the Centre to complete a survey and we thought it would be helpful to share this with you. The Centre are replacing the roof of the school building and those that fund the Centre need to know about the various people that use it so that New Park can continue to offer all that it does into the future.

The Centre Manager, Allison McDonald-Hughes has invited users of the Centre to complete the survey below to help with information for Funders. All answers are completely confidential and anonymised. The information will also help them further develop facilities here.

She would be very grateful if users would please Complete the brief survey below no later than Friday 3 May 2024.

Survey link

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