All change at the helm of Age Concern

Tony Aldous has become the new president at the Estepona and Manilva branch of Age Concern

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Friday, 17 February 2017, 13:06

The Estepona and Manilva branch of Age Concern has a new president after Eileen Dry recently stood down due to ill health. The organisation's press officer, Tony Aldous, has been appointed in her place. The new president said of Eileen: "She has worked ceaselessly for the charity without thought for her wellbeing. So many people are grateful for the help and guidance she has given them."

The organisation has also announced that the Age Concern drop-in centre in Calle Zaragoza will be closing on 31 March. "The emphasis in the future will be about taking Age Concern to the people rather than expecting the people to come to Age Concern!" said the new president.

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