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Help wanted at church

VOLUNTEERS are needed to mow the grass in the churchyard at St Mary’s Church in Wargrave.

John Harris

info@virtualcom.it

12:00AM, Monday 16 March 2015

VOLUNTEERS are needed to mow the grass in the churchyard at St Mary’s Church in Wargrave.

At present, five teams cut the grass on Saturday mornings on a rota system. Volunteers will need to commit two hours in the morning once every five weeks.

Organiser Bob Austen said: “We offer gentle exercise, pleasant company and the pleasure of seeing our beautiful churchyard looking at its best for the Sunday services.”

For more information, call Mr Austen on 0118Â 940 3038 or email austenrobert@Â hotmail.com

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