WHAT A SURPRISE!
We had a lovely surprise today (w/b 17 Oct 2022) when a cheque arrived for £300 from the Cats Whiskers Day Nursery in Bournemouth! Families, staff and children raised the money for us, and the children have also adopted our ponies Billy and Dolly. So wonderful that news of our important work is stretching right across the country! Thank you so much everyone.
OUR EVENING GAZETTE “YOUR SAY” COLUMN FOR 12 OCTOBER 2022
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Dare I say the “C” word? Never too early we think! Our run-up to Christmas starts with an Advent Raffle during November. Prizes include an Aztec Diamond luxury equestrian advent calendar filled with over £280 of gifts and equine clothing from Vivendi Apparel. Tickets will be £1 each and will be on sale soon.
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OUR COLUMN FOR THE SEPTEMBER EVENING GAZETTE 14 SEPTEMBER 2022
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The trustees, volunteers, participants and staff of the Unicorn Centre would like to extend their heartfelt sadness and condolences to the Royal Family, in particularly to our President, Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal who visited the Centre on three occasions.
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Reproduced from our Your View column in the Evening Gazette on 13 July.
SUMMER EVENTS AT THE UNICORN CENTRE
Hello everyone. Wow, what a wonderful stretch of weather we’ve been having! It’s been quite warm here at the Centre too, and the ponies have enjoyed coming into their stables for a bit of shade and a cool down. We’ve been taking some of our riders into the fields for their lessons as it’s good to get out into the fresh air and watch the wildlife.
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Reproduced from our Your View Column in the Evening Gazette on 15 June 2022
SUMMER IS COMING
Hello everyone. I hope that you’ve had a wonderful time celebrating Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee with your friends and families. Although the weather wasn’t very kind here, I think summer is now on its way at last. Our ponies have a real spring in their step and are enjoying the lush, green grass. It’s growing so well that we’ll soon be taking hay off some of our fields which we’ll use to feed them in the winter.
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