Tarrant Gunville Church Fete.
Tarrant Gunville Church Fete! Saturday 8th June at 2.15pm - 5.00pm. This year’s fete will be taking place at a fabulous new venue in the glorious gardens of the historic […]
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Tarrant Gunville Church Fete! Saturday 8th June at 2.15pm - 5.00pm. This year’s fete will be taking place at a fabulous new venue in the glorious gardens of the historic […]
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