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Community church’s charity Easter Fete is back.

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Monday, March 28, 2022 10:05 am
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The Easter Fete will include activities such as wreath-making and a scavenger hunt

The Easter Fete will include activities such as wreath-making and a scavenger hunt

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The New Hope Community Church Easter Fete returns on Saturday, April 9th.

The charity fundraiser will feature Easter stalls, food and drink, and family activities and games.

Attendees can take part in activities such as wreath-making and an Easter-themed scavenger hunt.

The fete is raising funds for a umber of charities, and will also have a donation point for store cupboard items for ReadiFood.

Organisers are still looking for stall holders.

Those who would like to hold a stall can book a place by contacting mstrange@hotmail.co.uk, with a£20 stall fee for individuals, or £5 for charities.

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Attendees are asked to bring cash, as card payments may not be available at all stalls.

The Easter fete will take place at New Hope Community Church, York Road, on Saturday, April 9th, from 10am-3pm.

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