Published:
7:00 AM January 17, 2021
Store manager Helen Collins and customer assistant Maria Henson present a £400 cheque to Arc s Craig Billington
- Credit: Suzie McFadzean
Arc, Axminster’s unique counselling charity would like to thank all of Axminster Tesco’s staff and customers for the very generous donations received as a result of the Christmas Wish Tree that was in the local branch of Tesco.
The Wish Tree was covered in a plethora of messages from thanking key workers, wishing for a baby sister to praying for world health and peace.
Store manager Helen Collins and customer assistant Maria Henson presented a £400 cheque to Craig Billington, one of the leading counsellors from Arc on December 20. Craig said: “Arc are so grateful for this amazing donation from Tesco customers and staff.
El Paso County is in Phase 1A of COVID-19 vaccine distribution, providing vaccinations to high-risk health care workers and long-term care residents. The county is finalizing vaccination plans for future
David Shankbone
The April 6, 2021, city election offers voters a chance to decide a majority of members on City Council at a time when many say decisions about land-use and other matters will have long-lasting impacts on the cityâs future.Â
Six of nine Council seats are up for grabs, and three of those six are open seats because term limits bar incumbents from seeking a third four-year term. The other three incumbents can run, but one may not, which would throw another seat into the mix.
So far, those interested in running include a retired Army colonel, a televangelist and a firefighter who is eligible to seek a Council seat due to a recent change in the cityâs Personnel Policy Manual. Heâd have to give up his city job if elected.
Christmas circus fun underway at Sanders Garden Centre in Brent Knoll
Tickets are on sale for a travelling circus which is underway in Brent Knoll until January 3rd, 2021.
Circus Funtasia has brought the ‘The Great Christmas Circus’ to Sanders Garden Centre in Brent Knoll with extra Covid safety measures in place.
One of the organisers, Antonio Candela, told Burnham-On-Sea.com: “Forget the worries of the outside world and step into a magical Christmas extravaganza.”
“From magical fairies and juggling elves to incredible stunts, this Covid secure production will entertain and amaze all ages, keeping the whole family happy and safe in a real-life Big Top.”
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