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22 March 2009
Thursday evening saw the official opening of the new Resource Centre at Bourne Westfield Primary School, supported by a substantial grant by the Len Pick Trust. |
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Introduction |
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The establishment of the Trust
results from the benefaction of
the well-known and respected Bourne
farmer and businessman Thomas
Leonard Pick, known to all as
“Len”, who died suddenly
at Peterborough District Hospital
on the 29th January 2004 aged
94. Len was educated at Bourne
Grammar School, which he left
at the age of 14 to join the family
Coal Business, of which he subsequently
undertook the management from
the age of 16. Later he also undertook
the management of the family wholesale
potato merchants business. Finally
he also became a successful farmer
before finally retiring in the
early 1970’s. |
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Objects
of the Trust |
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The
objects in accordance with
the Trust Deed are:
“for the general
benefit of the inhabitants
of the town of Bourne
Lincolnshire to further
such charitable purposes
as the trustees in their
absolute discretion shall
think fit and in particular
the trustees shall make
grants to local charitable
organisations such as Bourne
Abbey Church,Bourne Outdoor
Swimming Pool, Bourne Darby
& Joan Club, The Salvation
Army and the Butterfield
Day Centre”. |
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Mission
Statement |
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The
Trustees are committed to
the following guiding principles:
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To fulfil the aims
of the benefactor
for the benefit of
the townspeople of
Bourne. |
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To
provide full accountability
and transparency for
their actions in the
management of the
Trust. |
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To be pro-active
in fulfilling their
role as Trustees for
the better
management of the
Trust. |
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A registered
charity for the general benefit of the townspeople of
Bourne • Registered
Charity No. 1106598
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