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The Church Urban Fund state they are involved in "resourcing grassroots activity in the poorest parts of England. Working in partnership with faith organisations at the local level, we support people who are making a difference where they live."<ref>Ref needed</ref> Their patron is Her Majesty the Queen and their President The Most Reverend and The Right Honourable [[Rowan Williams]]. | The Church Urban Fund state they are involved in "resourcing grassroots activity in the poorest parts of England. Working in partnership with faith organisations at the local level, we support people who are making a difference where they live."<ref>Ref needed</ref> Their patron is Her Majesty the Queen and their President The Most Reverend and The Right Honourable [[Rowan Williams]]. | ||
The Chairman is [[Peter Doyle]] Governor of the [[Peabody Trust]], previously senior Partner at poverty experts KPMG | The Chairman is [[Peter Doyle]] Governor of the [[Peabody Trust]], previously senior Partner at poverty experts KPMG | ||
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| + | *[[ERA]] advisory board | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
Revision as of 20:02, 30 September 2008
The Church Urban Fund state they are involved in "resourcing grassroots activity in the poorest parts of England. Working in partnership with faith organisations at the local level, we support people who are making a difference where they live."[1] Their patron is Her Majesty the Queen and their President The Most Reverend and The Right Honourable Rowan Williams.
The Chairman is Peter Doyle Governor of the Peabody Trust, previously senior Partner at poverty experts KPMG
Affiliations
- ERA advisory board
Notes
- ↑ Ref needed
