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Open day a success

Saturday’s open day at Regency Park was considered a success, despite the weather.
People came out to have a look around and see first-hand what the village has to offer.
Thanks to resident volunteers, a Devonshire Tea, complete with scones, jam and cream, was enjoyed by residents and guests.

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