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Come join our Easter Egg Trail!

ByCharlotte Davis

Back by popular demand, brilliantly orchestrated by Nadia and generously supported by the Family Shopper team, the FoBB Easter Holiday Treasure Trail is back… and prizes are available! A great excuse to get out and about over the Easter break we hope to see you around.

Running from Friday 10th to Sunday 12th April, we’re offering a prize for every completed puzzle sheet, and entry is free!

Please collect puzzle sheets from Family Shopper corner shop, on the corner of Langton and Wick Roads, or download it here to print at home. Bring your completed puzzle shop back to Family Shopper to claim your prize!

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