Oldest charity provides university boost for students

TWO promising students headed off to university after pocketing a windfall from Rotherham’s oldest charity.
By Michael Upton
Published 5th Oct 2021, 10:07 GMT
Updated 5th Oct 2021, 10:09 GMT
Katie Booth (centre left) and Elli-Jane Little (centre right) receive their scholarship funds from Feoffees Greave, Tony Grice. Also pictured are Wath sixth form head …Slasor and principal Liam Ransome.Katie Booth (centre left) and Elli-Jane Little (centre right) receive their scholarship funds from Feoffees Greave, Tony Grice. Also pictured are Wath sixth form head …Slasor and principal Liam Ransome.
Katie Booth (centre left) and Elli-Jane Little (centre right) receive their scholarship funds from Feoffees Greave, Tony Grice. Also pictured are Wath sixth form head …Slasor and principal Liam Ransome.
 
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