WHERE TO GET YOUR BRIGG TREE OF LIGHT MEMORY CARDS

 

FROM BRIGG TOWN BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP

The Tree of Light, on Chapel Court, will be lit from Monday, 21st November at 4.00pm when an informal dedication service will take place, carried out by Father Owain Mitchell, allowing people the opportunity to reflect and help them over what can be a difficult time for people who are bereaved, lonely or ill. 
This provides an opportunity for all members of the community to place a memory card (minimum contribution  £5) on the tree in remembrance of departed loved ones.  
The cards will be available to purchase from Monday. 
A final service will take place on Friday, 6th January 2017  at 6.00pm when the tree lights will be switched off. 
The Posada will start on Monday, 21st November. After the dedication service the figures of Mary and Joseph will begin their journey around the businesses and homes of Brigg.

Tree of Light – Locations of collection boxes and memory cards for sale. Minimum donation £5.

• Brian’s DIY, Wrawby Street
• Brigg Methodist Church, Wesley Road
• Brigg Tourist Information, Market Place
• Brigg Town Council, The Angel
• Card Stall – Thursday Market
• Carer’s Support Market Stall – (Thursday 24/11 Bandstand, Saturday 26/11 forecourt St John’s Church, Wrawby Street, 1/12 Bandstand selling raffle tickets and memory cards).
• Carers' Support, Redcombe Lane
• Churches Together Pop Up Shop – old Onskan Shop
• Open Thursday and Saturday
• College Yard Café, College Yard Cafe
• Co-op Funeral Care, Queen Street
• Deli Diner, Wrawby Street
• Design Orchard, Old Courts
• E cig world, Wrawby Street
• Grandad’s Shed, Wrawby Street
• Heritage Centre, Above Courtyard Café open part time
• Honeybee, School Court
• J Naylors Funeral Care, Bigby Street
• Old Courts Veterinary  Centre, Old Courts
• Pet  Shop, Wrawby Street
• Rosa, Chapel Court (also at Christmas Charity Market on 2/12 selling memory cards and raffle tickets)
• St John’s Church, Bigby Street
• Steel Rooms, Market Place
• The Bank Hairdressing, Bigby Street
• The Dying Gladiator, Bigby Street
• Wilko, Cary Lane
• Woolpack Pub, Market Place

Proceeds will be divided equally between the Carers' Support Centre, Brigg, and the Congenital Dystrophy Fight Fund.

Our picture shows last year's Christmas Tree of Light, on Chapel Court.