Older Bretton residents given cream tea treat as lockdown eases

Special food delivery a welcome gift after months of shielding
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100 older Bretton residents received a special cream tea this weekend as lockdown began to ease.

The gesture was organised by a group of Bretton organisations which normally provide community activities for older people in the area.

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The cream teas were supplied by Fisher’s Treats - a food delivery company based in Bretton which was founded during the lockdown by resident Rob Fisher.

Alma receiving her cream teaAlma receiving her cream tea
Alma receiving her cream tea

Marie Ousby, a resident who received a cream tea, said: "I’ve had to shield for weeks because of underlying health conditions, not going out has made this a particularly difficult time for me.

"I have been able to meet my friends on the online coffee morning and we have a good laugh which cheers me up. We also got to play bingo and have a disco online, which was lots of fun. It’s been good to know support is there if I need it."

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