Glossopdale Fairtrade Campaign Group has been forced to cancel its prize-giving coffee morning planned for April 4.
It was to celebrate the design competition it had been running as part of the recent Glossopdale Fairtrade Fortnight, with High Peak Mayor Cllr Ed Kelly due to hand over the awards.
The group’s Michael Hirst said: “It was cancelled following government advice on public gatherings.
“Twenty prize winners were selected by the Fairtrade Campaign Group with the winning entries displayed in Glossop Library.
“Each prize winner will receive a personalised certificate and goody bag with Fairtrade Easter egg, confectionery, fruit drink, biscuits and cereal bar, plus a Fairtrade story booklet and window sticker.”
This year’s competition invited children and young people to design a card to mark 10 years of Glossopdale’s Fairtrade Zone status.
There were 136 entries including submissions from Padfield Community Primary School, St Andrew’s CofE Junior School, Dinting CofE Primary School, 2nd Glossop Brownies and 2nd Glossop Guides.
The prizes were delivered to the schools for presentation to the winners.
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