Thank you for these fabulous poppies Hockley!

Hockley Remembers, our huge display of knitted and crochet poppies are a fitting tribute to the sacrifice of those who have bravely served. Our appeal for some new poppies to expand our display to Main Road is being answered by the Village community and we are welcoming people to the office every day with new creations.

We are very grateful for all the new knitted and crochet poppies being dropped into our Spa Road office which will allow us to expand our Hockley Remembers display to Main Road this November for Remembrance. Please keep them coming, your support is hugely appreciated.

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