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Harvest gifts

Published: 2:51 PM October 19, 2010    Updated: 8:49 PM October 27, 2020

CHILDREN from Backwell donated hoards of food for the homeless at their harvest festival.

Pupils from Fairfield School enjoyed a special service to mark the event before handing over tins and packets of food to Don Coghill from the Bristol Methodist Church Centre in Nailsea.

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