A GROUP of girl guides celebrated 'random act of kindness' day by putting books, toys, and crocheted items around the community for people to find.

2nd Great Sutton Rainbows is a group made up of girls ages 4-7 and was set up in 2019.

The group is run by Charlotte Beattie who has been a guide leader for nine years and Ruth White. It is based at Hope Farm Methodist Church and the group meet once a week to do a range of activities.

On Friday (February 17) it was 'random act of kindness day' and Charlotte decided to take the girls out for a walk around Hope Farm to put a range of gifts out for members of the community to find and keep.

Speaking to the Globe, Charlotte said: "It was always in the pipeline to do something.

"At Christmas we made shoeboxes to gift to children and made gifts for a care home."

The group put out around 40 books, three toys and 25 crochet gifts.

Charlotte added: "All of the things we put out around Hope Farm apart from the crochet bits were donations from the girls and their families."

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Lizzy Hughes, the mum of 4-year-old Cole Hughes, posted on Facebook that he had found one of the books.

She said: "Thank you 2nd Great Sutton Rainbows one very happy little boy walking home from holiday club."

Wirral Globe: Cole was very happy with his bookCole was very happy with his book (Image: Lizzy Hughes)

Steve Butler also found a book at Hope Farm.

He said: "Found at hope farm shops will gladly give to my granddaughter. Thank You."

Wirral Globe: Many residents have been posting their finds on social mediaMany residents have been posting their finds on social media (Image: Steve Butler)

Charlotte added: "The girls are so excited. The parents have said they have loved seeing everything that is being posted online."