Book Sale 2022
To our loyal annual book sale supporters.
It is with regret we announce our book sale, usually held in March will not be going ahead as planned for 2022. Our usual site is unavailable due to a new roof being put on. Now that Covid level is at red, for the safety or our volunteers and supporters we have decided to cancel this event for now.
We will however continue to collect some of our usual items so long as we can do this safely. Our storage is limited so we can only collect books and jigsaws (not encyclopaedias or Readers Digest or music), in good condition please. To arrange drop off or collection please contact Ann Pritchard alprit38@gmail.com or phone 07 5435350.
We thank our supporters for understanding and look forward to seeing you all in 2023.
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