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Thursday, 28th January 2021, 9:34 am
Banbury Mayor John Colegrave has invited representatives of more than 100 local charities and charitable organisations to a virtual speakers evening on Thursday February 4.
The on-line event will encourage and support collaboration between local good causes and will include advice for future charity funding.
Many charitable groups have suffered fundraising problems during the coronavirus pandemic.
The event will be hosted by Sir Tony Baldry with speakers including Tim Stevenson OBE (Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire), Amanda Ponsonby (High Sheriff of Oxfordshire), Angela Cristofoli (Oxfordshire Community and Voluntary Action), Adrian Sells (Oxfordshire Community Foundation), Keith Davies (Citizens Advice), Bee Myson (Age Friendly Banbury), and Tim Tarby-Donald (Charity Ninja).