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Linda Dent

Linda Dent is a trustee of Friends of Coverham Church (FCC) (since 2022) and a trustee of Robert Dent Memorial Fund for Deaf Children. Source: Charity Commission records.

Trustee at Friends of Coverham Church (FCC) · Trustee at Robert Dent Memorial Fund for Deaf Children

  • 2 current roles
  • Served alongside 11 people

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2 roles across 2 organisations

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11 people across 2 organisations

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11 people across 2 organisations

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