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Hats off to everyone that initiated, organised, managed and led today's brilliant street party on Marmora Road. Too many to name check individually - the day was great success - food, partying, the band, the Bouncy Castle, the Routemaster, the games - everything was brilliant and there was even some money left over for local good causes.


Thanks also to Pickwick Estates which sponsored the Bouncy Castle and much of the BAR B QUE goods.


Well done and thanks you all.

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