Poppies for Peasedown – Community Trust paints the town red

By Susie Watkins

27th Oct 2021 | Local News

Preparations have begun in Peasedown St John to commemorate and remember the village's war heroes for this year's Remembrance Day.

Peasedown Community Trust, established last Summer to champion civic and community pride in Peasedown St John, spent last Sunday morning putting up large poppies through the centre of the village.

Chair of Trustees, Gavin Heathcote, said:

"Poppies for Peasedown is a community project funded by the Peasedown Community Trust.

We have worked in partnership with the Royal British Legion to display these poppies throughout the community in honour of our village's war heroes.

Those that have gone before us sacrificed so much, so that we can enjoy the freedoms we have today. Thank you!"

This is the second year running the Trust has put up poppies in the village.

Peasedown Community Trust will also be taking part in this year's Village Civic Service on Sunday 14th November, with Gavin Heathcote laying a wreath at the War Memorial located in St John's Church.

As well as championing civic causes, the Peasedown Community Trust currently runs three projects: Peasedown Community Library, Dementia Friendly Peasedown and Peasedown Community Garden.

For more details about Peasedown Community Trust and to get involved with their projects, write to 33a St John's Close, Peasedown St John, Bath, BA2 8JG, email [email protected], or call 07557 683834.

They can also be followed on Facebook at www.facebook.com/PeasedownCommunityTrust and on Twitter at @PeasedownTrust and on Twitter at @PeasedownTrust

     

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