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Kimberley Shawmine Donaldson

Kimberley Shawmine Donaldson is a director of Salone Community LAW HUB CIC and a director of South London Community LAW Network CIC. Source: Companies House records.

Director at Salone Community LAW HUB CIC · Director at South London Community LAW Network CIC

  • 2 current roles
  • Served alongside 5 people

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2 roles across 2 organisations

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5 people across 3 organisations

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5 people across 3 organisations

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