Littleham School sing Christmas carols to Exmouth's Stroke Survivors
Every year, for the past three years, the Exmouth Stroke Survivors Club invited pupils at Littleham School to sing Christmas carols to the group.
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Every year, for the past three years, the Exmouth Stroke Survivors Club invited pupils at Littleham School to sing Christmas carols to the group.
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