Sing Broadway musical numbers in Charvil
Sing Broadway musical numbers in Charvil
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JAILED: Gang of thieves who ram raided Emmer Green petrol station and stole cash from Charvil
A GANG of thieves who ram raided a petrol station in Emmer Green to steal cash boxes have been jailed.
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American folk singing for female voices workshop to take place in Charvil this weekend
A LITTLE bit of Americana will come to Charvil this weekend, thanks to a singing workshop.
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Places available for pop-up choir events in Charvil
PLACES are available for a pop-up choir, aimed at people who love singing but can't commit to regular rehearsals.
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Charvil Matters environmental group sets date for next community litter pick
LITTER bugs beware, the pickers are on the prowl in Charvil
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Charvil Matters to hold monthly litter pick
Members of Charvil Matters will be back in action on Sunday, April 23, for an hour of collecting the waste that folk leave behind.
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Fun women’s singing night in Charvil is sure to be loverly
Fun women's singing night in Charvil is sure to be loverly
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Join in Charvil’s big litter pick
CHARVIL residents are being invited to join a big tidy at the end of the month.
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Singing as they go: The Project Singers
Singing as they go: The Project Singers
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A Sonning singing evening for women and girls
Wouldn't it be loverly: A Singing event in Sonning open to female voices
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