Easter postbox toppers spring up across city

Clare Seldon's Easter postbox topper in Central Drive.

Barely have we bid farewell to last year’s Christmas postbox toppers, than new arrivals have appeared in time for Easter.

A topper in Central Drive has been handmade by expert yarnbomber Clare Seldon to raise funds for Oakwood School PTA.

It should be on display until the end of April, and if you’d like to donate, visit https://www.justgiving.com/oakwoodassociation

Meanwhile, the post box by the shops in Abbey Avenue now features a family of five chicks with two hatchlings and two Easter bunnies, plus an array of knitted Easter eggs.

It was crafted by Nikki Marriott and Pauline Hurford, who are raising money for the local charity Small Acts of Kindness (smallactsofkindness.co.uk), which helps to tackle loneliness and isolation for older and vulnerable people across the district.

Clare Seldon with her Easter postbox topper in Central Drive.
Clare Seldon with her Easter postbox topper in Central Drive.
Nikki Marriott and Pauline Hurford's Easter postbox topper in Abbey Avenue.
Nikki Marriott and Pauline Hurford’s Easter postbox topper in Abbey Avenue.
Nikki Marriott and Pauline Hurford's Easter postbox topper in Abbey Avenue.
Nikki Marriott and Pauline Hurford’s Easter postbox topper in Abbey Avenue.


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