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Charity bingo night for animal charity

November 21, 2017
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BINGO fans are invited to the Cheese & Grain every Monday evening to help raise money for the national animal charity, The Blue Cross.

Doors open every Monday at 6.00pm and it’s eyes down at 7.30pm.

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