A foodbank has put out a desperate call for items for the most vulnerable members of the community.
Leominster food bank is in need of tinned meats, tinned vegetables, cereals, pasta sauce, soup, coffee, tea and soft drinks as well as other household items such as cleaning products.PCSO Harper said: Leominster Food bank are desperately in need of a items for the most vulnerable members of our community. Times are hard for many at the moment but especially around Christmas time.
Items can be left at Leominster Co op, Morrison or can be taken to the food bank during opening hours. It meets at the Old Priory, Leominster, next door to the YHA Youth Hostel and behind Leominster Priory Church.
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