Photo taken at Pub in the Park Marlow 2019
A popular annual event in Marlow which has been postponed twice is set to go ahead in September, virus restrictions permitting.
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Larchfield Primary and Nursery School pupils are happy to be back. Credit: @LarchfieldPrim on Twitter
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