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Churchgoers turn green

6:22am Saturday 3rd May 2008


SCORES of volunteers are expected to take part in a project in Abingdon today, as part of a national campaign to get churches more involved in community and ecological life.

Volunteers will participate in environmental projects in Ock Valley Walk, Barton Fields, Milton Heights and Ferry Walk.

To find out more, call Colin Pattenden at Abingdon Baptist Church on 01235 530080.

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