Low-cost food pantry awarded £272k lottery grant
Oasis Hub Bath said the funding will cover its main operating costs over the next three years.
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"The funds awarded by the National Lottery Community Fund will cover the majority of our core operating costs over the next three years."
— Jo Dolby , Activist
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Oasis Hub Bath said the funding will cover its main operating costs over the next three years.
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