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The big bad wolf is coming to Seend!

February 16, 2022
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IT’S not too late to book your ticket for Seend Fawlty Players’ 42nd annual panto ‘Little Red Riding Hood’. 

The players will perform on Thursday 24th and Friday 25th February at 7.30pm; and on Saturday 26th February at 7pm in Seend Community Centre.  

Tickets (£6 or £3 children) are available from the community centre (open Wednesday to Saturday evenings) or The Brewery Inn in Seend Cleeve, or call 07719 917814. 

All proceeds will go to Seend Community Centre. 

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