Lunchtime concert will feature contemporary and traditional Christmas music
A LUNCHTIME concert is to take place in Wokingham Town Hall and is sure to be full of the Christmas spirit.
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A LUNCHTIME concert is to take place in Wokingham Town Hall and is sure to be full of the Christmas spirit.
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