Royston First Easter Trail winner announced
An eight-year-old girl was named the winner of this year's Royston Easter Trail, which saw children search for bunnies in shop windows
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An eight-year-old girl was named the winner of this year's Royston Easter Trail, which saw children search for bunnies in shop windows
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Emily Bischoff, five, who won the Royston Reindeer Trail competition. - Credit: Jo Bischoff Royston's Christmas trail returned this year for children and their families to enjoy just in the nick of time. The Royston Reindeer Trail invited children to become 'Reindeer Rangers' and seek 15 of Santa's missing reindeer hiding in shop front windows in the town centre. As well as noting down the location of each reindeer, those taking part had to answer reindeer-related questions to enter a prize draw for a chance to win an 'Ultimate Christmas Experience'. Of the 117 entries, five-year-old Emily B...