Meet the Easter Bunny and Receive a Chocolate Treat!

THIS Easter join Marty MacDonald, Henrietta the Hen and Professor Pinky as they enter the Easter Bunny's singing competition; but who will Fluffy think has got The Eggs Factor?

From the team behind Marty MacDonald's Farm and Santa's Christmas Wish comes the most chocolaty Easter show ever…

Marty MacDonald, Henrietta the Hen and Professor Pinky are all going to enter, but can't choose which song to sing… can you help them practice and see if YOU have The Eggs Factor too?

The prize is an exciting visit to the hidden Chocolate Factory; and a special chocolate treat from the Easter Bunny himself!

Come and join the fun, songs and laughter down at the Chocolate Factory in…  Easter Bunny's Eggs Factor, then meet the Easter Bunny afterwards and receive a special Easter treat!

Songs include children's favourites:- 'Old MacDonald Had A Farm,' 'Wheels On The Bus,' 'The Grand Old Duke Of York,' 'The Hokey Cokey,' 'I Am The Music Man,' 'Jack And Jill,' 'Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush' and more!

Easter Bunny's Eggs Factor comes to The Atkinson, on Friday, 30 March 2018, at 2pm. Tickets are ₤9.50 to ₤7.50 children and ₤30 for family ticket.

This family show particularly suitable for 2 year olds to 7 year olds and lasts for 40 minutes, followed by our popular meet, greet and treat with the Easter Bunny himself; includes a free Easter treat for every child.

MP asks the UK's Parliament about plastic waste on Southport Beach

THIS week, Southport's MP Damien Moore asked a question in Parliament about the issues surrounding plastic on our beaches. 

He said:- "In my constituency, Southport, plastic debris is often washed up on the Town's beach, harming the local eco system and damaging tourism. Does 'My Right Honourable Friend' agree with me, that reducing plastic waste will be essential for the regeneration of Brittan's seaside towns?"

The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs, Thérèse Coffey, MP for Suffolk, replied:- "Absolutely Mr Speaker, as a child I lived in Formby, so visited Southport many times. And err... He is right, that err plastic does not belong on the beach, nor in the sea, so I commend the work that is being done, but he will be aware of the ongoing things that we are trying to do to reduce the amount of plastic from entering the ocean, and therefore our beaches."

So what are your views about the impact of plastic on our coastline?

Do you think we are doing enough to reduce plastic waste?

Please email our news room with your thoughts on this very hot topic and if you would like us to pass them on to MP Damien Moore, please indicate so in your email. Our email address is: - News24@SouthportReporter.Com.