10:31AM, Monday 18 November 2013
Stocking-fillers galore were on offer at a fundraising Christmas bazaar held by the St Mark's Crescent Methodist Church on Saturday.
Stationery, sweets, toys, and bric-a-brac were among the host of items snapped up by shoppers as the church raised about £1,200 at this year's event.
About 100 people packed in for the morning bazaar to hear a festive performance from pupils from All Saints Junior School to get the day underway, with dozens more stopping by as the morning progressed.
A cake stall raised about £250, while many items sold out in about an hour-and-a-half.
Church treasurer and organiser Ed Filmore said the money raised was a record-breaking amount in the church's diamond jubilee year.
He added: "We just had a brilliant morning. I hope everyone enjoyed it. There was a very friendly buzz around the hall."
The money will be split between the church and Alzheimers Dementia Support (ADS).
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