Make Easter eggs at Whatley Manor

Whatley Manor, Photo by Clive Nichols, www.clivenichols.com

Who? Whatley Manor

What? Learn how to make your own Easter egg and chocolate truffles at the Cotswold luxury retreat, Whatley Manor. Guests will get the chance to taste different chocolates as well as create their own individually wrapped Easter eggs. Priced at £135.

When? 25th or 26th March

Where? Easton Grey Malmesbury, Wiltshire SN16 0RB www.whatleymanor.com

How? To book events call 01666 834 026 or email events@whatleymanor.com

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