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By Haddenham Webteam - 26th May 2017 10:15am
Local resident Katie Elmer is inviting Haddenham folk to join her in a public demonstration of support and a fundraising effort in response to the Manchester bombing. On the Haddenham.net Facebook page she has posted the following:
"So if you're feeling like you want to do something to help the families of the 22 killed in Manchester and all those injured, let's get together as a village and do something.
This Sunday 28th May, meet at the duckpond at 6pm and let's walk/run/push buggies/bring dogs/crawl for 22 minutes. Suggested donation of £10 to the Manchester Evening News Appeal
Here is the JustGiving link.
Hope we can harness the support of our wonderful village and do something amazing."
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