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Newton Poppleford harvest gathering to help homeless

Published: 5:39 PM September 28, 2009    Updated: 6:33 PM November 7, 2020

HARVEST gifts in the form of fruit, vegetables and tinned or packet food, given at Newton Poppleford s harvest festival on Sunday (October 4), will go to the Esther Community, Exeter,

HARVEST gifts in the form of fruit, vegetables and tinned or packet food, given at Newton Poppleford's harvest festival on Sunday (October 4), will go to the Esther Community, Exeter, a resettlement hostel offering temporary accommodation for homeless women aged 16-59.

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