Tomorrow is Trolley Tuesday, so here is the list of items that are particularly needed by our Community store and St Marks Foodbank.

If you are out shopping this afternoon, please consider buying one or some of the following items and donating them to help support families in need.

Antibacterial spray, bathroom cleaner, bleach, hot chocolate, jam, kitchen cleaner, kitchen roll, meat-based tinned soups, multipack crisps, ready rice packs, savoury snacks, shampoo, squash, sweet treats and vegetarian store cupboard meals.

Items can be dropped off at any of the trolley collection points on Tuesday mornings between 9am and 11am at the following locations: Compton Club, Bramley Village Hall, Binscombe Church, Long Gore, St John's Church, Busbridge Church, Godalming College, The Borough Hall, Godalming Library and Milford Village Hall.

The following schools also have donation points: Broadwater, Busbridge Infant School, Busbridge Junior School, Chandler School, Farncombe Infants School, Little Rays Pre-School, Loseley Fields, Milford Infants School, Moss Lane Infant School, Puttenham Infant School.

Click here for a map of collection points.

The Community Store is open Monday to Friday 10.30am to 12.30pm (excluding bank holidays).

In a statement posted on social media yesterday, Patrick Andre, one of the store organisers, wrote: "As a group we would like to reaffirm our commitment to helping those who are facing difficulties due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

"The Godalming & Villages Community Store was created to support local individuals and families who through no fault of their own, may need a helping hand.

"We are determined that no-one should go hungry. We, along with the Food Bank at St Mark's, are here to help throughout the year.

"We are committed to work alongside local and national government to protect the most vulnerable in our community, ensuring they get the food they need, and no child goes hungry.

"If you or someone you know needs help, please reach out.

"Together we can achieve so much more."

If you, or someone you know, is in need of support, either call the town council on 01483 523575 (Monday to Friday excluding bank holidays) or email.