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1:16pm Wednesday 16th April 2008


MAYOR'S CHARITY CONCERT - This will be held on Saturday at 7.30pm at St Anne's Church.

The concert features Kidderminster Valentines with Jonathan Darby and Claire Warboys.

Proceeds go towards Bewdley Community Transport Help Line and Bewdley Citizens Advice Bureau.

Tickets, which include a free glass of wine, are available on the door on the night.

ALL SAINTS' AND WRIBBENHALL TOGETHER - The guest for the morning session on April 7 was Pat from Live Wyres, a group which organises social occasions for single people. At the afternoon session, Mike from Woodland Cottage Gardens and Nursery answered a wide variety of gardening questions.

Residents are welcome to go along to All Saints Church on Monday for advice, support and light refreshments, free of charge.

The guest between 10.30am and 12.30pm will be Gordon Yarranton, who will address residents' concerns.

Extra tuition for many young people, especially in maths and English, can make a difference to confidence and a future career. Roz, from Kumon, is the guest between 1.30pm and 3.30pm and she will offer information on after school programmes.

For more details, call Carole on 07891 040202.

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