Children from Pitton pre-school hanging natural decorations on a Yew tree in the grounds of Salisbury Arts Centre with visual artist James Aldride and mums and helpers. DB1482
HELLO, Gang.
Christmas is creeping closer and last week, St Thomas's Church was full of Christmas trees which had been decorated by different groups of people, including Cubs and Brownies.
The church looked really pretty with so many twinkling lights and all the trees covered in home-made decorations.
One tree had lots of gingerbread shapes on it and that made me think Gang members might like to make their own, so this week we find out how. There is the chance to win tickets to the ballet of Cinderella at the City Hall next year, and we find out who has won tickets to Peter Pan on Ice in Bournemouth.
See you next week, Jill
PS 11 days 'til Christmas Day!
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