Thea does her bit for Melrose Christian Aid fundraiser

Eleven-year-old Thea Foulkes from Gattonside, a Melrose Primary School pupil, attended a Christian Aid Week fundraiser at the town's parish church last Saturday.
18/5/18 Melrose. Eleven year old Thea Foulkes from Gattonside, a pupil from Melrose Primary School, attending a Christian Aid Week fundraiser at Melrose Parish Church on Saturday (19th May). There was tea, coffee, fresh baking and a raffle. The event was organised by the Melrose and District Christian Aid Committee under the leadership of Nancy McNicol. Dave Peters from Gattonside, a committee member who helped organise the event, said: "We are very grateful to all our volunteers and those who came and enjoyed the coffee morning here today".18/5/18 Melrose. Eleven year old Thea Foulkes from Gattonside, a pupil from Melrose Primary School, attending a Christian Aid Week fundraiser at Melrose Parish Church on Saturday (19th May). There was tea, coffee, fresh baking and a raffle. The event was organised by the Melrose and District Christian Aid Committee under the leadership of Nancy McNicol. Dave Peters from Gattonside, a committee member who helped organise the event, said: "We are very grateful to all our volunteers and those who came and enjoyed the coffee morning here today".
18/5/18 Melrose. Eleven year old Thea Foulkes from Gattonside, a pupil from Melrose Primary School, attending a Christian Aid Week fundraiser at Melrose Parish Church on Saturday (19th May). There was tea, coffee, fresh baking and a raffle. The event was organised by the Melrose and District Christian Aid Committee under the leadership of Nancy McNicol. Dave Peters from Gattonside, a committee member who helped organise the event, said: "We are very grateful to all our volunteers and those who came and enjoyed the coffee morning here today".

There was tea, coffee, fresh baking and a raffle. The event was organised by the Melrose and district Christian Aid committee, under the leadership of Nancy McNicol. Dave Peters from Gattonside, a committee member who helped organise the event, said: “We are very grateful to all our volunteers and those who came and enjoyed the coffee morning here today.”

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