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Although I live in Nunhead London my connection with Pewsey in Wiltshire UK is that my lovely Cousin Joy and Aunty Betty live here.

Was most touched by this appeal I found via FB Pewsey Notice Board which is a very active community group with an impressive membership of 12,569.

I'm sure if you send a 21st Birthday card to Polly's dear son Harry who has learning difficulties (loves dogs & football) he would be delighted regardless of where you live.

If you want to send a card you can PM myself and I will share the address.

Lovely touch would be to mention in the card where you live.


Here is the post: Polly Louise Greenaway

Harry is turning 21 on the 6th March and sadly I can?t give him a party which I had planned and I?m asking if anyone would like to send Harry a card,

Harry loves receiving cards and I just want to make it as special as I can for him

Harry is a big part of Pewsey and is known and loved by a lot of people and as his mum I just want to make his birthday as special and memorable as possible.

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