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Bar Opus at One Snowhill opened its doors to the public

Bar Opus at One Snowhill opened its doors to the public

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Economic Development

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Danielle Hicks

11:32, 11 DEC 2014

Irene Allen, Opus Director: Glynn Purnell, Ann Tonks, Opus Director, attended Bar Opus' pre opening event at One Snowhill.1 of 9
Aktar Islam, Irene Allen, Andrew Fowler attended Bar Opus' pre opening event at One Snowhill.2 of 9
Paul Price, David Colcombe, Chef Director, Opus; Hans and Jane Jenkins; Julie Price, attended Bar Opus' pre opening event at One Snowhill.3 of 9
Matt Walker, Clive Reeves PR; John Craig, Eversheds; Dan Morrissey, Free Radio; Lois Wilson, Clive Reeves PR, attended Bar Opus' pre opening event at One Snowhill.4 of 9
Matt Taylor, Dawn Roberts, Corin Gough, Gary Cardin, attended Bar Opus' pre opening event at One Snowhill.5 of 9
Laura Mason and Adele Bailey attended Bar Opus' pre opening event at One Snowhill.6 of 9
James Ackrill, Phil Carlin, Jodie Cook, Andy Butts attended Bar Opus' pre opening event at One Snowhill.7 of 9
David Jupp, Sean Raftery, Tom Nash attended Bar Opus' pre opening event at One Snowhill.8 of 9
Charlene Williams, Sarah Beckett, Sam Johnson, attended Bar Opus' pre opening event at One Snowhill.9 of 9

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