Christmas is coming and getting gifts for friends and family members are at the front of a lot of minds.
There is a lot on offer, from a book based on a fictional world written by an author from Yate (bit.ly/2zVIhT1) to tickets to a Harry Redknapp Q & A session (bit.ly/2UM2KCA).
Whilst it is exciting to think about what to get people, it is also important to remember to give to those less fortunate than you at this time.
It is especially nice to see that charities and fundraising events are doing extraordinarily well in this time where money could be tight for a number of people.
Jessie May announced that they received over £30,000 in one week (bit.ly/2EuUqlR), whilst Sarah Harttrup and those involved in the Stomp for Theo (bit.ly/2C8HOPb) also raised an incredible amount of money.
It is a fantastic way to celebrate Christmas.
To see the fantastic community spirit throughout this time is one of the best gifts that anyone could ever wish to have.
At a time where the country seems to be as divided as ever, it is great to see that people still come together in important moments.
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