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We are again placing Christmas post box toppers about the town. Several new creation include this steam train now standing in Station Road. Others that were displayed last year can now be viewed in new locations. Our new Carfax topper … Continue reading →

A recent comment from a concerned member has seen us knitting woolly hats. These are being distributed by various local initiatives within our local area to those that are worried about rising fuel costs and trying to stay warm this … Continue reading →

That terrific trio of Carol, Annie and Janet have created this seasonal topper that was on display in Trafalgar Road, Horsham.

Several of our members made post box toppers to promote the Midnight Walk for St Catherine’s Hospice which takes place annually in September. This particular topper celebrated the amazing walkers and was situated to bring a smile as they neared … Continue reading →

As our activities return to meeting together, it was pleasant to gather for a casual picnic in the Park. Despite the searing temperatures about a dozen of us met in the shade of the pine trees and found a refreshing … Continue reading →

We were invited to take part in Dementia Awareness Week in May and although we had little notice we soon created a mass of forget-me-not crochet flowers. These we attached to post box toppers which were placed in prominent positions … Continue reading →

When we were invited to participate in creating a display as part of Horsham District’s Platinum Jubilee Celebrations we already had plans in hand. We were creating another Post Box Topper but this time we were going for the large … Continue reading →

And the word went out, and a man from the west came to Horsham. After a vigorous publicity effort by Pam, BBC South heard of our attempts to bring cheer and joy to Horsham town this Christmas. The call went … Continue reading →

This is just one of 12 postbox toppers that are suddenly appearing about Horsham. So far they may be found in Clarence Road, Chesworth Close, Highwood village, Bartholomew Road, Rushams Road & Blackbridge Lane. There are more to come, so … Continue reading →