Easter 2020 may not be the Easter we all had planned, so to get Neston in the Easter spirit we are launching our Neston Town Council Easter Drawing Competition.
The competition launches today and is easy to take part - children can draw/paint/make/create their own Easter picture and there will be a chocolate themed prize for the best three pictures. Some suggestions to draw are an Easter bunny, chicks, Eggs, egg hunt, ….anything fun.
Mayor of Neston, Cllr Dominic Roberts, Junior Mayor Jack Sibeon and Deputy Junior Mayor Yannis Papanastasiou will be judging the competition and the prizes will be safely delivered to the winners’ homes (locally and safely).
TO ENTER: • Create your Easter themed picture • Take a photo or scan the picture • Submit the picture from parents email or twitter account to the Neston Town Council @NestonTC Twitter account, or @NTCMayor or email the photo to cllr.dominic.roberts@neston.org.uk • Deadline for entries to both categories is 2pm Saturday 11th April (Easter Saturday).
Winners will be announced on social media by 5pm that day. Prize winners will be notified by email/private message and asked for their address so that a chocolate themed surprise can be delivered by the Neston Easter bunny! Do not worry chocolate alternatives can be sought for those with special dietary requirements.
A great way of sharing the Easter spirit would be for all pictures to be displayed in a front facing window for others to see on their daily walks! Good luck and have eggcellent fun!
Further information: Cllr Dominic Roberts, Mayor of Neston, Neston Town Council, Town Hall, High Street, Neston CH64 9TR council@nestontowncouncil.org.uk www.neston.org.uk Twitter @Neston TC
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