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Upcoming Events in Cheltenham

EVERYMAN THEATRE

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From:	29 February 2008
To:	31 December 2008

BACON THEATRE

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From:	29 February 2008
To:	31 December 2008

CHELTENHAM TOWN FC

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From:	29 February 2008
To:	31 December 2008

CHELTENHAM MUSEUM & ART GALLERY

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From:	29 February 2008
To:	31 December 2008

CHELTENHAM TOWN HALL

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From:	29 February 2008
To:	31 December 2008

PITVILLE PUMP ROOMS

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From:	29 February 2008
To:	31 December 2008

SUE RYDER CARE - FUNDRAISER

JUMP ON YOUR BIKES
From:	29 June 2008
To:	29 June 2008

SAUL CANAL FESTIVAL

Saul Junction Gloucestershire
From:	04 July 2008
To:	06 July 2008

FUND RAISER - SUE RYDER CARE

BRITISH DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL
From:	28 September 2008
To:	28 September 2008

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