You can grab yourself a bargain on Mossley market ground this Sunday (23 August).
Mossley Community Centre, based on Roughtown Road, is holding a book and plant sale to raise money for the centre, which is a registered charity.
Mossley Community Centre has had no income since the lockdown in March.
On sale will be a variety of books including Harry Potter, Jack Higgins and a collection of cookery books.
The sale takes place from 10.30am.
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