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Harmony bazaar & craft fair

October 9, 2019
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Harmony charity shop is holding a bazaar & craft fair at the Rachel Fowler Centre on Saturday 23rd November.

If you are interested in a table, please call Sara on 07709 862957 or Sue on 07780 2235696.

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