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Jumble Sale at St Michael’s

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October 15, 2022
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St Michael's & All Angels Church will be holding a jumble sale on Saturday, October 22. Picture: Simone Pellegrini

St Michael's & All Angels Church will be holding a jumble sale on Saturday, October 22. Picture: Simone Pellegrini

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SPENCERS WOOD residents could find themselves a bargain at an upcoming sale.

St Michael’s & All Angels Church, Basingstoke Road, is holding a community jumble sale on Saturday, October 22.

Visitors will have the choice of gifts, books, jewellery, toys and even new items, sold by the church, charities and stall holders.

Charities are asked to pay £10 per stall, while the cost is £15 for private sellers.

The event takes place from noon-4pm.

For more information, search: St Michael & All Angels on www.facebook.com

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