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Scoff and Quaff event celebrating the official re-opening of the Old Beams

Scoff and Quaff event celebrating the official re-opening of the Old Beams

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  1. Nick Mossop, Stephen Ballard, the Old Beams.
    Nick Mossop, Stephen Ballard, the Old Beams.1 of 8
  2. Amy Ashford, Jude Robson, Matthew Robson, Hannah Robson, Arthur Berry, Dave Watchorn, Sue Watchorn.
    Amy Ashford, Jude Robson, Matthew Robson, Hannah Robson, Arthur Berry, Dave Watchorn, Sue Watchorn.2 of 8
  3. Chris Eaves, Alex Eaves, Gareth Furlong.
    Chris Eaves, Alex Eaves, Gareth Furlong.3 of 8
  4. Dan Jones, Dave Lloyd, Rob Jones, Carl Tompson.
    Dan Jones, Dave Lloyd, Rob Jones, Carl Tompson.4 of 8
  5. Gemma Taylor-Robinson, Pam Arrowsmith, Ian McWalter, Teri Baron, Lee Baron, Sarah Taylor-Robinson.
    Gemma Taylor-Robinson, Pam Arrowsmith, Ian McWalter, Teri Baron, Lee Baron, Sarah Taylor-Robinson.5 of 8
  6. Louise Alton, Rob and Suzanne Turner.
    Louise Alton, Rob and Suzanne Turner.6 of 8
  7. Mike Jeacock, Mark Garnier.
    Mike Jeacock, Mark Garnier.7 of 8
  8. Nick Jethwa, Jillian Wells, Fred Wells, Russell Hinton.
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