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Easter Egg Hunt on Bellenden Road, FREE FAMILY FUN!

By JHBeulah
April 1, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted April 1, 2015

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Posted April 1, 2015

There will be more than 10 hiding places for the Easter Egg Hunt this Saturday with yummy prizes made by Bellenden Road's very own Melange Chocolate Shop. Pick up a stamp chart from any shop or cafe taking part and begin your hunt for the hidden eggs. There will also be some promotions on offer throughout the Bellenden Village in those premises taking part in the hunt.

The Threads vintage shop will be offering 50% off all our *vintage* childrens clothing and toys! Bias is discounting the People Tree collection in stock for menswear and womenswear. The Trio cafe will be giving away a little yummage with every hot drink, and many more offers available which are valid for purchases made on Saturday 4th April only.

Take a stroll with the family this Saturday and discover something new this Saturday!

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