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Visit to the Gurdwara on Soho Road

On Tuesday 4th April, Richard Moxon, Trustee of Lench’s Trust, and Jean-Luc Priez, CEO, had the honour of being invited to the Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewa Jatha (Gudwara) on Soho Road and to meet its chair and spiritual leader, Bhai Sahib Dr Mohinder Singh. Read more...
Announcement of the new Chief Executive appointment, Dominic Bradley

Lench’s Trust is pleased to announce the appointment of Dominic Bradley as its new Chief Executive from when its current Chief Executive, Jean-Luc Priez, retires in July this year.
Good Friday and Easter Sunday 2023

Good Friday is celebrated every year and is on the Friday before Easter. In this article, we'll take a little look at what Good Friday and Easter is all about. Click here to read more...

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About Us

Lench's Trust is an almshouse charity founded in 1526 by William Lench.
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Both our staff and trustees play vital roles at Lench's Trust.
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Our History

In 1525 William Lench, a tanner by trade and living in Moor Street, then called Mole Street, decided to leave his worldly wealth to nineteen of his friends by a Deed of Gift dated 11th March 1525.
Our Services

The main purpose of Lench's Trust is to promote independent living for older people who are facing financial hardship or social isolation.