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Broughton High School: December Fest

BROUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL DECEMBER FEST

in aid of Cancer Research UK

Saturday 7th December 10am – 4pm

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Posted on 26/11/201926/11/2019Author davepickeringCategories Inverleith, North Edinburgh NewsTags Broughton High School, Cancer Research UK, charity, fundraising

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