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Dunmow And Surrounding Areas Pay It Forward bunnies delivered the chocolate - Credit: submitted Big hearted members of the community brought joy and smiles to faces, with an unexpected gift for many. Debbie Hasler and Amelia Willett of the Facebook group Dunmow And Surrounding Areas Pay It Forward asked residents to consider donating a chocolate egg and leaving it at Great Dunmow Co-op. Community donations of chocolate for the Dunmow And Surrounding Areas Pay It Forward appeal - Credit: supplied They gathered over 150 eggs and distributed them to care homes, to children of key workers and t...

The Easter egg donation point at the Dunmow Co-op store - Credit: Amelia Willett A scheme to gather Easter eggs for those in need of a treat is underway. Debbie Hasler and Amelia Willett are hoping to replicate the success of their Christmas campaign, through the Facebook group Dunmow And Surrounding Areas Pay It Forward. The Great Dunmow Co-op has an area set aside for anyone who wants to donate a chocolate egg. Amelia said: "It's the first time we are doing it for Easter. We had such an overwhelming response for Christmas that I was hoping we would have to same again."

Mayor Mike Coleman - Credit: Great Dunmow Town Council Community members are pulling together to ensure Dunmow gets through the new Covid wave of infection which has forced a third national lockdown. Great Dunmow Mayor Mike Coleman said the community will "reach calm waters" by working together. Debbie Hasler and Amelia Willett of Dunmow and Surrounding Areas Pay It Forward, a Facebook support group, are offering community support and help, not just with shopping but also with a chat. They have volunteers ready to help. Dunmow outdoor Tuesday market will continue to sell food on Tuesday, Jan...

Abbeyfield recipients in Felsted with their gifts. - Credit: AMELIA WILLETT / ABBEYFIELD When Debbie Hasler started the Dunmow and Surrounding Areas Pay It Forward group on Facebook in March, she had no idea it would become such a success. The group, set up to provide food for those who needed it and to help with errands during the first lockdown, has now provided over 300 gifts to bring Christmas cheer to the community. With the help of friend Amelia Willett, these gifts have been wrapped and handed out to care homes, to families and individuals. Debbie said she was incredibly grateful ...