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28th April | 2024
Burnside Memorial Hall
£TBC
Join Footprints for their new event, an Afternoon Tea at Burnside Memorial Hall, in Plumtree.
It will be a wonderful afternoon, filled with food, drinks and treats, a wonderful opportunity to spend time with family and friends, and raise money for Footprints.
Footprints is a Nottingham based charity who support children and families living with disabilities across the East Midlands.
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