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Builders help children

Published: 9:41 AM May 5, 2009    Updated: 9:37 PM October 10, 2020

THE staff and children at Carlton Colville Nursery would like to say a big thank you to U & H Builders.We recently suffered a spate of vandalism and our play house was badly damaged.

THE staff and children at Carlton Colville Nursery would like to say a big thank you to U & H Builders.

We recently suffered a spate of vandalism and our play house was badly damaged. Mr Harvey kindly brought along his team and made a fantastic job of fixing it for us.

MRS KAREN DRAKE

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