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BARNES PRINT CENTRAL & SOUTH NORFOLK LEAGUE 1 May Barnes Print Invitation Cup Eastern Group A Hempnall Res. v Hethersett Athletic Eastern Group B Southrepps v Bridgham Utd. Eastern Group C Bar 33 v Bacton Hockering Res. v UEA U21 Eastern Group D MJ Dons v Rockland Utd. Western Group A Litcham v Cockers Redgrave Rangers Res. v Rockland Utd. Res. Western Group B Dereham Taverners v Feltwell Utd. Western Group C Northwold v South Creake Western Group D Brandon Town Res. v Longham Res. 5 May (Wed) Barnes Print Invitation Cup Eastern Group A Hempnall Res. v Hockering Hethersett Athletic v Horsford Utd Res. Norwich Medics v Wensum Albion Eastern Group B Hornets v Southrepps Tacolneston Res. v UEA A Eastern Group C UEA U21 v FC Viking Eastern Group D Attleborough Town A v MJ Dons Bowthorpe Rovers v Horning Western Group B Dereham Taverners v Briston Res. Watton Utd Res. v Yaxham Western Group D Colkirk v Necton Res. 8 May Barnes Print Invitation Cup Eastern Group A Norwich Medics v Horsford Utd Res. Wensum Albion v Hockering Eastern Group B Bridgham Utd. v Hornets Costessey Sports Res. v Southrepps Eastern Group C Bacton v Hockering Res. Western Group A Litcham v Redgrave Rangers Res. Yaxham Res. v Rockland Utd. Res. Western Group B Briston Res. v Watton Utd Res. Dereham Taverners v Yaxham Western Group C Lakenheath Casuals v South Creake Redgrave Rangers v Swaffham Town A Western Group D Brandon Town Res. v Weasenham Wanderers 12 May (Wed) Barnes Print Invitation Cup Eastern Group A Hempnall Res. v Wensum Albion Hockering v Hethersett Athletic Eastern Group B Costessey Sports Res. v Tacolneston Res. Western Group C Redgrave Rangers v Lakenheath Casuals 15 May Barnes Print Invitation Cup Eastern Group B UEA A v Costessey Sports Res. Eastern Group D Horning v Rockland Utd. Western Group A Yaxham Res. v Redgrave Rangers Res. .

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The Local Government Boundary Commision for England Electoral Review of South Norfolk
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