Taylor Swift gives £23k to London student who couldn't afford university

Taylor Swift albums after a delivery issue saw them being handed over to one of the singer’s fans.The singer provided a welcome boost to independent record stores in the US last week by sending autographed copies of her latest album ‘Folklore‘ to a selection of stores.But Tom Smith, the manager of Green Bay’s Exclusive Co, almost lost the shipment after the CDs were dropped off by a courier on Saturday morning and handed to a fan who signed for the delivery.He told the Today show, “I walk up,

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Mario launched a GoFundMe after receiving a place at the University of Warwick; because she migrated to the U.K. from Portugal four years ago, she was unable to take out government loans to support her studies.

Taylor Swift has donated £23,000 to help a London-based student achieve her dream of becoming a mathematician.After winning a conditional offer to study Mathematics at the University of Warwick – which has since been confirmed – 18-year-old Vitoria Mario launched a GoFundMe page to raise the £40,000 that she estimates she’ll need to complete her degree.Though she lives in Tottenham, north London, she explains on the page that she is ineligible for government funding because she moved to the UK

 Taylor Swift  has helped a Portuguese student living in London by making a generous donation, funding her dreams to study math in the university of Warwick.

Taylor Swift donated thousands of dollars to a teenager in the United Kingdom so that she could live out her dream of going to college. The U.K.

Biffy Clyro‘s new album ‘A Celebration Of Endings‘ has topped the UK albums chart, landing the Scottish rockers with their third Number One in seven years.The band’s ninth album, which was released last Friday (August 14), shifted 26,000 chart sales in a week (including 8,000 copies on vinyl) and ended Taylor Swift’s three-week reign at Number One with her surprise album ‘Folklore’.In a video message sent to fans and shared via OfficialCharts.com, frontman Simon Neil said: “We miss you guys

Taylor Swift after the singer donated £23,000 towards her university education.Vitoria Mario, who is Portuguese but has lived in the UK for four years, said she was ineligible to receive government funding and her family could not afford to finance her degree at Warwick University.Delivering a generous contribution of £23,373 via a GoFundMe page, Swift wrote: “Vitoria, I came across your story online and am so inspired by your drive and dedication to turning your dreams into reality.“I want to

Taylor Swift has assisted a teenager in the U.K.

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An aspiring mathematician who lives in London has thanked Taylor Swift for making her “dreams come true” after the singer donated £23,000 towards her university education.

Taylor Swift has donated £23,000 to an aspiring student who lives in London and is fundraising to help pay for her university education.

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Here's something we learned in 2018: When Taylor Swift tweets about politics, people listen. When Taylor Swift posts or tweets about anything, people listen, but when she publicly endorsed two Democratic Congressional candidates before the 2018 midterms, her fans paid attention.

. On August 15, she accused Donald Trump of intentionally dismantling the United States Postal Service in an attempt to suppress votes.