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Bubbles and Bats at the cricket club!

July 2, 2019
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FROME Cricket Club is hosting an evening of cricket and Prosecco for local ladies to enjoy.

Teams of six ladies are invited to take part in ‘Bubbles and Bats’ this Friday, 5th July, 6pm to 9pm at Frome Cricket Club.  

Contact Kathy Dredge on 07704 430500 for further information.

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