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'This year will see a few changes to make the event in St Mary’s Church even better than before'

Organisers of the annual Melton Mowbray Christmas Tree Festival are encouraging local people to start thinking of their entry for this year.

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'This year will see a few changes to make the event in St Mary’s Church even better than before'

Organisers of the annual Melton Mowbray Christmas Tree Festival are encouraging local people to start thinking of their entry for this year.

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