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Uppingham Hopper to feature in National Lottery case study

By The Editor

8th Jun 2021 | Local News

Hopper founder and volunteer driver David Ainslie BEM delivering vegetable boxes to local homes on market day.
Hopper founder and volunteer driver David Ainslie BEM delivering vegetable boxes to local homes on market day.

The Uppingham Hopper is to feature in a case study being undertaken on behalf of the National Lottery Community Fund.

The study will explore how national funding has helped local community projects to support their neighbourhoods during the Covid-19 crisis.

During the past 18 months the Uppingham Hopper has been supported on more than one occasion by the Lottery Community Fund, thus ensuring the delivery of food and medicines continued as well as the movement of passengers to and from the local surgery and high street.

     

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