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Pride of Britain Fund dishes out money to West Midlands charity
Black Country Bugle
|April 23, 2025
Group will receive £2,500
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GOOD causes across the UK are celebrating after the Pride of Britain Fund announced the winners of grants totalling more than £100,000.
The money will be given to local community groups and individuals around the UK to mark the 25th year since The Pride of Britain Awards were founded by the Mirror. The fund shortlisted from almost 2,000 applications, and local communities then voted to decide which projects in their area were most deserving of funding.
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