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PUBLISHED: 13:54 27 April 2006 | UPDATED: 13:23 04 May 2010

THIS was a busy week for the Littleport Salvation Singers. Musical programmes with a message were presented at the Fleet and Anchor Court Community Room on Wednesday and at the City Road Hall on Sunday afternoon, with Olive Page as soloist. The singers we

THIS was a busy week for the Littleport Salvation Singers. Musical programmes with a message were presented at the Fleet and Anchor Court Community Room on Wednesday and at the City Road Hall on Sunday afternoon, with Olive Page as soloist. The singers were led by Major Diane Boyd and Major John Boyd delivered the Bible messages.

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