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Issue 133 March 2018: PDF of the issue

29th March 2018
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Burngreave Messenger Issue 133 March 2018The downloadable PDF version of the issue is here.

It was a ‘creativity’ themed edition, showcasing stories, poetry, photography and the various artistic ventures by local people and groups in the community.

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