Primary pupils' winning poster and poetry entries at East Kilbride Fair Trade event

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East Kilbride Fair Trade's coffee and hot pancakes afternoon at Greenhills Parish Church was a flipping success.As always, the occasion was well attended, with visitors from all over East Kilbride, including South Lanarkshire Fair Trade delegates, and councillors Archie Buchanan and Gladys Ferguson-Miller.

And the Fair Trade Group worked hard to ensure everyone enjoyed themselves.There were a variety of Fair Trade products and gifts on sale and a tasting table full of Fair Trade biscuits and cakes.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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Chair of East Kilbride Fair Trade, Stewart Smith, and Cllr Gladys Ferguson-Miller presented the prizes to the town's budding artists and poets.The lucky winners of a large Fair Trade Easter Egg, were: Poster prize - Blake Daalnan, P7, Our Lady of Lourdes Primary; Bobby Barr, P5, Long Calderwood Primary; Aizah Masud, P6, St Kenneth’s Primary; Logan Young, P5, Mount Cameron Primary and Evie Fraser, P5, Hunter Primary.Poetry prize - Jessica Prior, P6, St Kenneth’s Primary; Thomas Keenan, P6, Our Lady of Lourdes Primary and Kieran Bryce, P3, Mount Cameron Primary. *Don't miss the latest headlines from around Lanarkshire.