Pigs in blankets and Christmas jumpers
L-R: Matt Furnell (MFHN), Ailsa Gibbs and James Reynolds, both from Pro2col
Racing gets underway
The team from Dovetail Recruitment take part in the Pigs in Blankets Mince Pie and Spoon race.
The Dovetail / Pro2col race
L-R: Fran from Dovetail recruitment and Ben Smith from Pro2col with his smashed mince pie.
A great race time
Fran from Dovetail with her mince pie miraculously still in tact.
A deep tissue massage
Nic from Up and About gives piggy James a post-race massage to ease those aching loins.
Up & About massage
James looking refreshed after his massage.
The first race of the day
L-R: James and Sally from Pro2col ready for their Pigs in Blankets Mince Pie and Spoon race.
Butchers and hairdressers go head to head
Sarah from Hairworx and Jordan from Neals butchers compete in the race
Pig racing with the Hairworx team
L-R: Jenny from Pro2col with Linda and Nat from the Hairworx team.
Stay away piggy!
The team from Neal’s & Son butchers get involved.
Tuckton businesses get competitive
L-R: Linda from Hairworx and Nic from Up & About
1st place jumper design
This gorgeous reindeer in the snow won first place in the Christmas jumper design competition.
2nd place jumper design
This great design from a five-year-old at Stourfield Infants scoops second place.
3rd place jumper design
Dashing through the snow. This colourful design comes in third.
#ChristmasJumperDay raffle prizes
Thank you for the wonderful raffle prizes kindly donated by local businesses in Tuckton
Ticket 80 wins this teapot
Winners who weren’t at the draw will be notified this week.
Thank you to all the businesses who got involved and the local residents who donated. Special thanks to our business partners who made generous donations that made up a large chunk of the funds raised.
All money raised has gone to Save the Children, changing children’s lives around the world. It’s surprising how even a small donation can add up to make a big difference:
- £210 could equip 200 children in Indonesia with everything they need for school.
- £100 could buy the essentials a family fleeing conflict in Syria need to survive the winter cold.
- £50 could provide a child with a month’s supply of high-energy peanut paste, helping them recover from malnutrition.
- £20 could provide a newborn baby and mother with the vital supplies they need to get the best start in life.
- £10 could pay for a child’s schoolbag kit in Kenya to help children learn.
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