Families party to mark 40th anniversary of Dingley’s Promise
Dozens of families from across Berkshire helped mark a charity's 40th anniversary by enjoying a day of fun and games in Wargrave
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Dozens of families from across Berkshire helped mark a charity's 40th anniversary by enjoying a day of fun and games in Wargrave
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