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    Mark Cook, the founder president of Hope and Homes for Children, received Beachcroft LLP's cheque for £10,000 from Mike Bothamley, the company's regional senior partner at its Bristol HQ. Mr Bothamley said: "Not only are we delighted to be able to support the efforts of Hope and Homes for Children, but we are also able to join forces with two of our most important clients, Zurich Insurance and St James's Place, who are long and committed supporters of Hope and Homes for Children." Mark Cook OBE said: "The £10,000 cheque will help to change the lives of some of the world's poorest children." Full Article at This is Bristol
    Not only are we delighted to be able to support the efforts of Hope and Homes for Children, but we are also able to join forces with two of our most important clients, Zurich Insurance and St James's Place, who are long and committed supporters of Hope and Homes for Children.
    SOURCE: This is Bristol 1 month ago
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Bristol lawyers' triathlon challenge raises £10,000
  1. The £10,000 cheque will help to change the lives of some of the world's poorest children.
    SOURCE: This is Bristol 1 month ago

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