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Pre-loved children’s items on sale this weekend

June 20, 2018
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A MARKET offering families the chance to buy or sell pre-loved children’s items for ages three through to teens, is coming to Frome this weekend.

On offer at the Bigger Pickles Market will be clothes, toys, books, educational gadgets and much more.

Event organiser, Lauren Gardiner says, “It’s a great way for people to re-use and recycle and save money, as well as an opportunity for stall holders to earn some money towards future family activities.”

Bigger Pickles Market will be at Frome Town Football Club this Saturday, 23rd June, from 10am to 11.30am. Entry is £1, children go free.

For more information contact Lauren at: laureng @littlepicklesmarkets.co.uk

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