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Grove Preschool harvest festival

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Report By Karen Richards

Published: 12:12 AM December 15, 2014    Updated: 8:57 PM October 27, 2020
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CHILDREN who brought food into a Nailsea preschool during harvest festival made up two Hampers to give to the town’s 50+ group.

Grove Pre-schoolers presented them to Linda Thomason and Audrey Winters, from the group, to be used as a Christmas raffle prize.

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