East Durham Trust foodbank’s takeaway service gets early boost as it emerges mum sold child's pram to pay for power

22/10/2017

A FOODBANK’S new takeaway project aimed at meeting the extra demand created by the roll out of Universal Credit has raised over £1,000 since its launch just over a week ago.

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East Durham Trust foodbank’s takeaway service gets early boost as it emerges mum sold child's pram to pay for power

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