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ALL SAINTS' AND WRIBBENHALL TOGETHER - On April 14, the Birmingham Centre for Arts Therapies who held a second training day in All Saints' Church. Residents were able to access the skills and information for a specialist area of developing those who are less fortunate.

A good time was had by both trainers and participants and a buffet lunch was supplied.

There are two guests on Monday. Between 10.30am and 12.30pm, Bewdley Mayor Anne Mace will be on hand to address residents' concerns.

Between 1.30pm and 3.30pm,Penny from Shire Services, the suppliers of school meals in the area, will be available to discuss your questions and concerns.

Do your children qualify for free meals? Have you worries over the quality, the balance, the presentation? Come along and chat to Penny over a drink.

For details, ring Carole on 07891 040202.

12:19pm Thursday 24th April 2008

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