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• The Hawk raises his hat to more than 70
3rd May 1990, Page 44
3rd May 1990
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drivers and staff at Heronfreight, based at Liltterworth, who have raised 27,298 for Ashley Chapman, a local boy who suffers from cerebral palsy.
Ashley's father works for Heronfreight and his workmates discovered that money was needed to send Ashley to Petra Andra's State Institute for Conducive Education in Budapest, Hungary.
They organised a series of events which raised £3,649, a sum matched by a donation from Heronfreight's parent company, the Ronson Foundation.
If you would like to help the appeal, call Jean Fields on (0827) 714968.