Bristol Children’s Help Society (Barton Camp) has been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. This is the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK and is equivalent to an MBE. The award was presented on 26 October by HM Lord-Lieutenant of Somerset, Mrs Annie Maw. Huge congratulations go to all those involved with this worthwhile charity that BAMGOC has supported for a number of years.Barton Camp will have a large shortfall in funding due to the Coronavirus crisis. If you’d like to help in some small way to top up their funds then please click on THIS LINK to donate or speak to Bert or Pam Hurditch.
Several advertisements evoking a “fuel card” offered by fuel companies allowing you to obtain 200 litres of fuel for 1.95 euros, have appeared on Facebook. According to these posts, the reduction would apply if the user completes a form beforehand.You are then sent to a fake site similar to that of the fuel company, where you must indicate your personal information including your credit card number to pay the 1.95 euro and be able to benefit from the 200 litres of fuel. After which the crooks have plenty of time to use the Internet user’s card. Facebook is supposed to verify the origin of the advertisements but struggles to thwart all the scams.The scammers who developed this fake fuel card are no doubt surfing on the spectacular increase in prices at the pump. Info from: https://time.news/beware-of-fuel-card-scams-relayed-on-facebook/
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From 29th July 2019 Moss can be found at 14 Avonside Industrial Park, Avonside Road, Bristol BS2 0UQSAME PHONE NUMBER AND SAME HELPFUL STAFF
Dragonfly Rally Plates (who supply our BAMGOC rally plaques) have raised £15,000 for the NHS from the sales of their STAYHOMERALLY plaques. WELL DONE DRAGONFLY!
Bristol Children’s Help Society (Barton Camp) has been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. This is the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK and is equivalent to an MBE. The award was presented on 26 October by HM Lord-Lieutenant of Somerset, Mrs Annie Maw. Huge congratulations go to all those involved with this worthwhile charity that BAMGOC has supported for a number of years.Barton Camp will have a large shortfall in funding due to the Coronavirus crisis. If you’d like to help in some small way to top up their funds then please click on THIS LINK to donate or speak to Bert or Pam Hurditch.
Several advertisements evoking a “fuel card” offered by fuel companies allowing you to obtain 200 litres of fuel for 1.95 euros, have appeared on Facebook. According to these posts, the reduction would apply if the user completes a form beforehand.You are then sent to a fake site similar to that of the fuel company, where you must indicate your personal information including your credit card number to pay the 1.95 euro and be able to benefit from the 200 litres of fuel. After which the crooks have plenty of time to use the Internet user’s card. Facebook is supposed to verify the origin of the advertisements but struggles to thwart all the scams.The scammers who developed this fake fuel card are no doubt surfing on the spectacular increase in prices at the pump. Info from: https://time.news/beware-of-fuel-card-scams-relayed-on-facebook/
From 29th July 2019 Moss can be found at 14 Avonside Industrial Park, Avonside Road, Bristol BS2 0UQSAME PHONE NUMBER AND SAME HELPFUL STAFF
Dragonfly Rally Plates (who supply our BAMGOC rally plaques) have raised £15,000 for the NHS from the sales of their STAYHOMERALLY plaques. WELL DONE DRAGONFLY!
Bristol Children’s Help Society (Barton Camp) has been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. This is the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK and is equivalent to an MBE. The award was presented on 26 October by HM Lord-Lieutenant of Somerset, Mrs Annie Maw. Huge congratulations go to all those involved with this worthwhile charity that BAMGOC has supported for a number of years.Barton Camp will have a large shortfall in funding due to the Coronavirus crisis. If you’d like to help in some small way to top up their funds then please click on THIS LINK to donate or speak to Bert or Pam Hurditch.
Several advertisements evoking a “fuel card” offered by fuel companies allowing you to obtain 200 litres of fuel for 1.95 euros, have appeared on Facebook. According to these posts, the reduction would apply if the user completes a form beforehand.You are then sent to a fake site similar to that of the fuel company, where you must indicate your personal information including your credit card number to pay the 1.95 euro and be able to benefit from the 200 litres of fuel. After which the crooks have plenty of time to use the Internet user’s card. Facebook is supposed to verify the origin of the advertisements but struggles to thwart all the scams.The scammers who developed this fake fuel card are no doubt surfing on the spectacular increase in prices at the pump. Info from: https://time.news/beware-of-fuel-card-scams-relayed-on-facebook/