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AGAPANTHUS GARDEN opening this weekend 14th/15th July 2pm – 5pm at Shelley Farm, Shelley Lane off the A36 Salisbury Road. Enjoy beautiful surroundings, an afternoon tea or treat yourself to a lovely agapanthus plant? George’s Trust is one of the charities to benefit from these garden openings. All by kind permission of Mr and Mrs Edward Jewell.

Thank you to all the young musicians and their leaders for a wonderful concert.  

In December 2017 George’s Trust took a new direction in its fundraising and pledged £50,000 to help lease a specialised piece of equipment called Leica Bond RX to assist Cancer Research in Southampton. The equipment will help Professor Peter Johnson who heads up the pioneering Immunotherapy Research, which is the leading new treatment in the fight against cancer including Lymphoma …

Thank you to everyone who supported the quiz night yesterday and a very big thank you to Nick and Jo for organising and running the quiz.

A traditional Burns Night held in aid of George’s Trust on Saturday 27th January took place at Norman Court School in West Tytherley. The evening for around 100 guests was an amazing success and enjoyed by all who attended. Our thanks go to Vicky and Ben Maddison and Kerry Daley for all their hard work organising the event and to …

Thank you to everyone who supported us today especially to the Romsey Youth Children’s Choir for their wonderful performance and also to our MP Caroline Nokes for her support

Louise and Nicho Newman are raising money for Georges Trust by Walking the Test Way you can support them by donating directly to their fundraising page JustGiving sends your donation straight to Rotary Club of Romsey Test Trust Fund and automatically reclaims Gift Aid if you are a UK taxpayer, so your donation is worth even more. Thank you for …

Georges Trust gave a grant to help Catherine Marsh get her new oboe

Thank you to everyone who made Sunday such a success especially to the young musicians and their conductors, what a fantastic concert.   We are delighted to announce that the concert made nearly £350 for GT funds, thank you.