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As part of its support for Island of Culture the Henry Bloom Noble Library hosted a talk by Mike Quayle about his travels in Nepal. The audience heard about his work with The Pahar Trust Nepal, an educational and school-building charity, and how fundraising has led to 50 schools being built, with children having to walk up to two hours to and from the school every day.
Mike Quayle with senior library assistant Shirley Moore
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