Shropshire villager memorialises heated Trump-Zelensky exchange with knitted postbox topper
A postbox topper memorialising a fiery Oval Office exchange between the US and Ukrainian presidents has appeared in a Shropshire village.
The creative craze of knitted or crocheted postbox toppers has been bringing smiles to communities since it gained national momentum during the Covid-19 pandemic.
At first people used toppers to celebrate frontline workers, then came those celebrating royal occasions, D-Day and other national holidays.
But one crafty Salopian has recently taken up her needles for a more political cause and has adorned a postbox in Pant, near Oswestry, with her latest creation.
Abi Smith, who by day works in education consultancy, has made a topper memorialising a fiery Oval Office exchange earlier this year between US President Donald Trump and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky.
