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3:43pm Thursday 26th June 2008

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MUSIC IN MARSTOW – Following the success of Music in Marstow in 2007, over 250 people brought their gazebos and picnics and has a ball again this year with Intrigue and Twisted Jazz as our main attraction. The grand draw had some very glamorous prizes donated by local businesses. Profits will be divided between The Friends of Ross Community Hospital, St Matthew’s Church, Goodrich Greenspace and The Lifebuoy Charitable Trust. The Music in Marstow committee would like to than everyone who attended and all the sponsors who helped to make the evening such a resounding success again this year. Go to music-in-marstow.org for more details.

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