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Mr Fruitcake is available for Children's Parties, School Fetes, Christenings, School Christmas Parties and Weddings . Mr Fruitcake is DBS/CRB Checked. I have Full Liability Insurance.

Mr Fruitcake will make sure your child has a fantastic birthday with lots of laughing, dancing and silliness. Mr Fruitcake is a local independent entertainer with lots of experience and on the odd occasion the children call me Mr Tumbles which I take as a great compliment. Mr Fruitcake will make your child the star of the show with lots of hilarious magic and puppetry. Mr Fruitcake makes balloons for your child to keep, music for the children to dance too, pass the parcel and has lots more tricks and silly games. I also have more reviews on Facebook at @mrfruitcake.co.uk. For more information please click onto my website www.mrfruitcake.co.uk or call me on 07775938320. Many Thanks Paul

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