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2018 Carolling Events CHRISTMAS EVENT DATE VENUE Start End Details Winter Fair Sun 25 Nov Ardington Craft School 12:20 14:15 Collection CONCERT Academy band Fri 30 Nov The Manor School Abingdon 19:30 21:00 WSB Concert CONCERT Junior Band Sat 1 Dec Band hall am Junior Band CONCERT Wantage band Sat 1 Dec Beacon 17:30 21:00 WSB Concert Faringdon Lights On + carols round the tree Sat 1 Dec Market Place Faringdon 14:30 16:30 Concert Brass booked event West Hendred Sun 2 Dec West Hendred 10:00 12:00 Collection Steventon Christmas Lights Sun 2 Dec North Star Steventon 18:00 19:30 Booked Event ensemble CONCERT Wantage band Sun 2 Dec Faringdon 19:30 21:00 WSB Concert Springfield Rd Mon 3 Dec Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Witan Way Tue 4 Dec Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Elizabeth Drive Wed 5 Dec Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Moulsford Wed 5 Dec Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Gt Weston Didcot Thu 6 Dec Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Dickensian Evening Fri 7 Dec Market Place 18:30 20:00 Booked Event + collect Supermarket Waitrose Wantage Sat 8 Dec Wantage 10:00 17:00 Collection Supermarket Tesco Abingdon Sun 9 Dec Abingdon 11:00 17:00 Collection Childrey Village Sun 9 Dec Streets 10:00 12:00 Collection CONCERT Wantage band Sun 9 Dec Hungerford 19:30 21:00 WSB Concert 14 Club Annual Carols Mon 10 Dec Fitzwarren 19:45 21:30 Community booked event Warmans Mon 10 Dec Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Chain Hill Tue 11 Dec Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Mayors Carols Wed 12 Dec Parish Church 19:00 20:30 Wantage Band booked event Whittington Crecent off Denchworth Rd Thu 13 Dec Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Chilton Dene Village Fri 14 Dec Chilton Dene Village Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Framlands Care Home (group) Fri 14 Dec Framlands 18:30 19:00 Booked event Pegasus Court Fri 14 Dec Pegasus Court Wantage Booked event CONCERT Concert Brass Fri 14 Dec Uffington St Mary's Church 19:30 21:30 WSB Concert CONCERT Community Brass Sat 15 Dec ECVH 19:30 21:00 WSB Concert Childrey Sun 16 Dec Childrey streets 10:00 12:00 Collection Supermarket Sainsburys Didcot Sun 16 Dec Didcot 11:00 17:00 Collection Carter Institute Ensemble Mon 17 Dec Clanfield 18:30 21:00 Booked Event ensemble Charlton Village Mon 17 Dec Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Charlton Heights Tue 18 Dec Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Mason's Christmas dinner Tue 18 Dec Loyd Lindsay Hall Ardington 21.15 21:45 Collection booked event Richmond Village Carol Concert Wed 19 Dec Richmond Village 19:00 20:00 Concert Brass Booked Event Springs Golf Ensemble Wed 19 Dec , 19:00 20:30 Collection Uffington Tree Thu 20 Dec Uffington 19:00 20:00 Booked Event ensemble Stanford in the Vale Village Thu 20 Dec SIV Village Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Gt Weston Didcot Fri 21 Dec Streets 19:00 20:30 Collection Christmas Walk Ensemble Fri 21 Dec Old Mill Hall Grove 18:00 19:45 Booked Event ensemble Childrey Turkey Sat 22 Dec Childrey Private ensemble 10:00 11:00 Booked Event ensemble Supermarket Sainsburys Wantage Sat 22 Dec Wantage 10:00 16:00 Collection East Hendred Sun 23 Dec Streets 10:00 12:00 Collection Supermarket Waitrose Wantage Mon 24 Dec Wantage 10:00 17:00: ? Collection Mayors Carols Mon 24 Dec Market Square 18:30 , Booked event Pubs Village (Pending) Mon 24 Dec Villages 20:00 23:00 Collection Christmas Day Carols Tue 25 Dec 18 Belmont - Wantage walk 10:00 12:00 Collection.
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