Leading disability charity, Enham Trust was proud to be a part of the hugely successful 215 community art project, to commemorate the centenary of the end of WW1 last week.

Andy Fitchet, Corporate Community and Events Fundraiser commented:

“We were delighted to be a part of the 215 community art project this year to commemorate such an important time in our history.

It was a stunning display and very emotive to remember all 215 brave men from Andover and of course, all across the country.

Enham Trust was founded to rehabilitate injured service men after WW1, so this was of huge significance to be a part of this project.”

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