A six-year-old girl’s winning Christmas card design was judged to be out of this world.Six-year-old Amelia Peters was crowned the final winner in the annual Holmes Care Christmas card competition, which reached new heights this year.Aspiring astronaut Amelia came out tops in a collection of fantastic entries with a drawing of a festive alien.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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