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Fast-growing youth event planning bigger and better return

WarwickCon brought all sorts of characters to life in 2024. (File/Lucy Waldron)
By Jeremy Cook

One of Warwick’s rapidly growing youth events will return for a third year next month and organisers are promising their […]

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