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PUBLISHED: 10:43 27 April 2007 | UPDATED: 22:44 28 May 2010

ST James Church, 10.30am with the Rev Peter Dewdney, 3pm united circuit service atTrinity, Wisbech.

ST James Church, 10.30am with the Rev Peter Dewdney, 3pm united circuit service atTrinity, Wisbech.

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