10:24PM, Thursday 17 March 2022
The tree in the churchyard. Photo by Pam Rogers.
A church in Burnham is inviting people to tie yellow and blue ribbons, wool, and fabric to a tree in the churchyard to show support for Ukraine.
The project, by St Peter’s Church, started on Monday, March 7, and was the brainchild of churchwarden Pam Rogers.
The church is also fundraising for the British Red Cross in Ukraine and had a collection bucket in place during services from Ash Wednesday to Sunday, March 6 and more than £660 was raised.
The church has now raised £860 for the British Red Cross in Ukraine.
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