Aspiring accountant wins memorial scholarship
Scholarship set up in memory of London bombing victim
Scholarship set up in memory of London bombing victim
A 17-year-old Scottish student training to becoming an accountant has been
awarded the Helen Jones Scholarship, created by the parents of the 28-year-old
accountant, who was killed in the Russell Square blast in July last year.
Emma McDowall, 17, said she was honoured to receive award saying it was a
‘huge ambition’ of hers to pursue a career in chartered accountancy or
stockbroking.
The scholarship was designed to help pupils at Jones’ former school,
Lockerbie Academy, pursue a career in chartered accountancy.
McDowall will begin studying for her accounting and finance degree at Heriot
Watt University in Edinburgh in September.
Jones had worked at both PricewaterhouseCoopers and KPMG.
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