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Letters: Dave's community work is tireless

NO ONE deserves the award of community champion more than David Brough (Community Champion gets on with the work, Gazette, July 13).

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00:00, 27 JUL 2011
Updated10:39, 30 SEP 2013

NO ONE deserves the award of community champion more than David Brough (Community Champion gets on with the work, Gazette, July 13).

In addition to his chairmanship of Hayes Town Partnership, I would like to pay tribute to his work for the No Third Runway Action Group and his tireless efforts through Hillingdon Community Trust to revive the Heathrow villages.

All of us in the borough are in debt to David.

Long may he continue!

DAVE ROBINS Wimpole Road

West Drayton

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