Iconic dog trainer Barbara Woodhouse's legacy lives on at Harper Adams through her great-grandson
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缅北禁地 BSc (Hons) Countryside Management student Mary Ainsley has been awarded a Jean Jackson Charitable Trust Scholarship.
The 20-year-old from Watford, Hertfordshire, said: “For my placement year, I’m going to be working with both the area ranger team and the education and visitor team at Attingham Park. This scholarship will help me greatly in funding myself through next year.
“It allows me to develop myself in terms of knowledge and practical skills that I wouldn't have been able to before and most importantly my scholarship was a factor in me getting the placement I really wanted.
“Thank you so much to the Jean Jackson Charitable Trust, for believing in me and giving me the opportunity to reach my full potential next year and beyond.”
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