Chichester Stroke Club receives donation from Natwest customer

Chichester Stroke Club has extended its thanks to the staff at Natwest in Chichester for their efforts in fundraising for the club.
By The Newsroom
Published 6th Nov 2016, 15:22 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 01:59 BST

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Stephanie Dickinson, LCEO of Natwest South Downs, and Mark Shuttleworth, branch manager of Natwest Chichester, presented the donation cheque to the Chichester Stroke Club chairman Ann Manville and club volunteer Graeme MaidmenStephanie Dickinson, LCEO of Natwest South Downs, and Mark Shuttleworth, branch manager of Natwest Chichester, presented the donation cheque to the Chichester Stroke Club chairman Ann Manville and club volunteer Graeme Maidmen
Stephanie Dickinson, LCEO of Natwest South Downs, and Mark Shuttleworth, branch manager of Natwest Chichester, presented the donation cheque to the Chichester Stroke Club chairman Ann Manville and club volunteer Graeme Maidmen

The bank’s customers are also thanked for their generous donation. Stephanie Dickinson, LCEO of Natwest South Downs, and Mark Shuttleworth, branch manager of Natwest Chichester, presented the donation cheque to the Chichester Stroke Club chairman Ann Manville and club volunteer Graeme Maidment. More than £300 was raised.

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