Winchester choir brings festive cheer with carol concert at care home
The choir led the singing of classic Christmas carols, helping everyone get into the festive spirit.
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The choir led the singing of classic Christmas carols, helping everyone get into the festive spirit.
Salisbury Foodbank, part of the Trussell Trust, provides three days’ worth of emergency food and support to people in crisis.
The trio chatted with excited children and their families on the Children's Ward, and posed for photos as keepsakes.
The P20 residents team expressed their gratitude for the generous support received, which helped create a memorable day for the children.
With only days to go until Christmas Day, Salisbury business chiefs are encouraging people to support the city's independent businesses.
The school was last inspected in 2013, when it was also rated 'outstanding'.
To round off the celebrations, Santa and his elf made a surprise visit.
St Michael's Hospice also hosted its annual Light up a Life memorial event.
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