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Norfolk police announce annual charity

Published: 4:40 PM June 3, 2009    Updated: 8:24 PM October 10, 2020

NORFOLK Police has announced its chosen charity for 2009/10 as John Grooms Court, run by disability charity Livability.John Grooms Court is a residential facility for disabled adults and assists people in making realistic choices and decisions about their lifestyle and future.

NORFOLK Police has announced its chosen charity for 2009/10 as John Grooms Court, run by disability charity Livability.

John Grooms Court is a residential facility for disabled adults and assists people in making realistic choices and decisions about their lifestyle and future.

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