Target Magazine Issues
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Fun Night and the children’s light winner are the front page stories with Henry from St Paul’s School showing his chirpy robin design that captured the eye of the judges. All the details of Fun Night are there with free car parking, road closures for safety and a host of things to do, see and enjoy on Friday 10 December from 5pm. Not forgetting Santa and his reindeer.
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Now really into autumn with a front page celebrating an Olympic medal winner and the return of Wooburn Festival. Also the promise of a Christmas Light and maybe a Fun Night. The next issue be the last one of 2021 – seems incredible.
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Warnings on the front page should alert parents, and youngsters, to the dangers of swimming in the river. Everyone should be aware that river swimming can have consequences.
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Battling litter is the front page story with pictures of some keen volunteers who helped on the day. A good haul of rubbish was left for collection with promises to keep our streets clean. Many thanks to Karen Savage who spearheads the local collection of rubbish from our streets and footpaths..
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As Spring starts so your Target for the months of April and May announces more great lockdown stories, fundraising and fascinating features. It starts on page one with details of what young George did during January to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital.
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Exciting news about local business hits the headlines for this issue of Target. It was published as the country was in national lockdown and Target brought some much needed good news, great stories and colour into homes.
