Supporting Reserves and Across the South West
Cadets from across A Company, Bristol Army Cadet Force help set up a display of hundreds of metal poppy sculptures in aid of the Royal British Legion last month.
Also pictured is Mr Giles Pushman, Operations Manager of NE Appliances, who oversaw the design and manufacturing of the poppies.
A limited number of poppies will be available for purchase at £15 each of which £11.17 goes to the Legion (remainder is costs). Those interested can email poppies@neappliances.com
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