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Asda Ladies Community Choir

January 3, 2019
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The Asda Ladies Community Choir sang at Rowden House, Greenhill Grange, Critchill Court, Belmont Villa, Hanover Gardens and the Active & In Touch Christmas lunch spreading good cheer and raising £120 for Active & In Touch over the Christmas period.

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