Article written by Abigail Francis. In ancient Greco-Roman society, wreath decorations named ‘coronas’ were hung in doorways as a symbol of victory. Later on, wreaths became a hallmark of Christmas decorations, a symbol of the holidays religious history with its circular shape representing the never-ending joy of the season. With the season approaching, Blue Box…
Article written by Abigail Francis. With Christmas around the corner, Blue Box Belper partnered with Blend Youth for some festive fundraising! For three Tuesday evenings in November, the youth group and Blue Box met at the Early Years Centre for creative making sessions, with this years objective being to sell items on a stall at…
Article written by Abigail Francis. If you happened to be passing by the No.28 in Belper’s Market Place on the 2nd of July, you may have caught on earshot of a conversation like this: ‘Acrophobia? Isn’t that the fear of heights? Or Acrobats maybe? Speaking of heights, who’s at the top of this years most…