PUPILS at Burton Hill House School, in Malmesbury, had an early Easter treat yesterday when a load of chocolate eggs was delivered, thanks to a Wootton Bassett undertaker.
Maslin Funeralcare, which has a branch in Wootton Bassett, has been running a nation-wide campaign to create a four-ton Easter egg mountain.
A total of 28 eggs was collected at Wootton Bassett and were presented to the school for children with special needs.
"We wanted to bring a smile to local children who, for whatever reason, may be in need of a bit of cheer this Easter," said Owen Gibbs, at Maslin. "We are very grateful to everyone who has kindly donated eggs."
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