Little Charity for Ken's Girl at Bridge; SPORTS AGENDA
Byline: CHARLES SALE
THE fallout from former Chelsea chairman Ken Bates's acrimonious split with the club has even impacted on his daughter Fiona's admirable charity work.
Fiona Mathews, a daughter from Bates's first marriage, organised a fashion show last Thursday in the Galleria hospitality room at Stamford Bridge, with the proceeds going to the Mathews Harland Trust to help educate children with learning difficulties.
Fiona, as in previous charity events she has staged at Chelsea, expected to put down a deposit for the facility in advance and pay the balance after she had collected funding from the function.
Instead, she was told that she would …
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Article title: Little Charity for Ken's Girl at Bridge; SPORTS AGENDA.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: Daily Mail (London).
Publication date: March 20, 2004.
Page number: 95.
© 2007 Daily Mail.
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