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Stirling Vue Cinema
Stirling Vue, Forthside Way,
Stirling FK8 1QZ
Vue Stirling is an eight screen, all luxury stadium
seated cinema with wall to ceiling to floor huge
screens, enhanced by the most progressive
projection and Dolby Digital Surround Sound
technology for the ultimate picture and sound
quality. The cinema has 1,061 seats over eight
screens and is the biggest cinema in Stirling.
Tel: 08712 240 240
http://www.myvue.com/
Macrobert Arts Centre - Cinema
Stirling University Campus
Big Screen Live, Curry & Movie Thursdays, midweek matinees, and much more. For full listings
of what’s on at the cinema go to:
Box Office 01786 466666
http://www.macrobert.org/cinema.htm
The Hippodrome - Bo’ness
10 Hope St Bo’ness EH51 0AA
Some 97 years after the first customers took
their seats in the grand picture palace, The
Hippodrome re-opens its doors to the public,
recreating the golden age of cinema-going using
21st century technology. The A-listed building, brainchild of film-maker Louis Dickson and
designed by local architect Matthew Steele, was
opened on 11 March 1912, is a rare example of
pre-art deco cinema architecture, and Scotland’s
oldest purpose-built picture house. Having
undergone extensive restoration as part of the
Bo’ness Townscape Heritage Initiative (THI),
The Hippodrome has seen the 1926 decorative
scheme reinstated, new seating installed and
original seating restored, and digital and 35mm
projectors fitted to offer the best cinema experience.
Open 6 days a week Screening the best major
new releases Independent films and classics.
Tel: 01324 506850
www.falkirkcommunitytrust.org
Daily until 12th October.
Stirling Smith Art Gallery
Dumbarton Rd, Stirling, FK8 2RQ
BANNOCKBURN 700 - REMEMBER
BANNOCKBURN!
700 years after the Battle, we take a closer look
at how Bannockburn has been celebrated, and
remembered down the centuries. A hundred
years ago, this picture of Bruce and de Bohun by
John Duncan failed to win the 600th anniversary
art competition.
The picture which did was not liked, as this
protest poster shows.
Tel: 01786 471917
www.smithartgalleryandmuseum.co.uk
Daily Saturday 7th June until:
Sunday 28th Sept 9:30am 6.00pm
The Three Estates Costume Exhibition. Stirling Castle, Castle
Esplanade Stirling FK8 1EJ
Admire the detail and mastery in the costumes
created for last year’s unique performances of
A Satire of the Three Estates. Gain an insight
into the fashions of the time and learn about
Sir David Lyndsay’s epic play of Scottish politics,
power and reform.
Tel: 01786 450000
www.stirlingcastle.gov.uk
Weekly Events
Mondays
Every Monday Night 8pm
Stirling County R.F.C., Bridgehaugh Park, Stirling FK9 5AP
Stirling Folk Club Tickets available on the
door
www.stirlingfolkclub.co.uk
TUESDAYS
Every Tuesday Night.
Kilted Kangaroo - Australian Bar
& Grill House, 9 Upper Craigs,
Stirling
If you’re looking for some tasty tucker, a cold
beer and some bonza entertainment the n look
no further. On top of our weekly programme
of entertainment we host a number of events
thoughout the year. These range from Stand-up
Comedy Nights to day-long Music Festivals in the
huge beer garden. Tel: 01786 451130
www.kiltedkangaroo.com/events.html
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THURSDAYS
Every Tuesday Night
No. 2 Baker Street 2 Baker St Stirling FK8 1BJ
Quiz Night.
Tradition pub full of character and real ale.
Live music/disco at weekends. A friendly warm
welcome awaits. For those that love...tradition,
character and real ale.
Tel: 01786 448 722
WEDNESDAYS
Second Saturday of the Month
starts 11am
Every Thursday Night from 9.00pm Port Street, Stirling City Centre
FK8 2LJ
Kilted Kangaroo - Australian Bar
Stirling Farmers Market
& Grill House, 9 Upper Craigs,
Highland beef, pork and bacon, venison and wild
Stirling
game, wild boar, fresh and smoked fish, great
Karaoke! Australian Bar & Grill House,
bread in variety - continental and traditional
If you’re looking for some tasty tucker, a cold
recipes including sourdoughs, scones and cakes,
beer and some bonza entertainment then look no gluten-free baking, jams, chutneys and prefurther.
serves, Scottish cheeses and butter, free-range
Tel: 01786 451130
hen/duck eggs, organic vegetables, cold-pressed
www.kiltedkangaroo.com
oilseed-rape products and dressings, fudge and
tablet, low sodium sea-salt, savoury pies, country
fruit wines, hand-made, jewellery, soaps and
FRIDAYS
body care products, knitted baby clothes, garden
plants.
Every Wednesday 1st October to
Wednesday 19th November 11am
Dickens Book Group
Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Mu- 1st Friday each month Doors open
seum, Dumbarton Rd Stirling FK8 7.30pm starts 8.30pm
2RQ
STAND-UP COMEDY NIGHT
The Dickens Book group meets again, under the Kilted Kangaroo, 9 Upper Craigs,
guidance of Professor Grahame Smith, to read
‘The Old Curiosity Shop’ (oxford Classics). A lot of Stirling FK8 2DG
pleasure can be had from the reading and sharing
the works of Dickens in good company. No previous experience is necessary - some people only
know Dickens through television dramas. Please
read the first hundred pages before the first session. Prepare to be surprised at what you will
learn.
Tel: 01786 471917
www.smithartgalleryandmuseum.co.uk
Every Wednesday Night
Kilted Kangaroo - Australian Bar
& Grill House, 9 Upper Craigs,
Stirling
Pub Quiz. Australian Bar & Grill House, If
you’re looking for some tasty tucker, a cold beer
and some bonza entertainment then look no
further.
Tel: 01786 451130
www.kiltedkangaroo.com
Every Wednesday Night
No. 2 Baker Street 2 Baker St Stirling FK8 1BJ
Traditional Scottish Open Session.
tion pub full of character and real ale.
Tel: 01786 448722
Every Friday Night
Drouthy Neebors, 7 Baker Street
FK8 1BJ
Live local music Tel: 01786 450858
Daily Events Diary
Every Saturday and Sunday
Drouthy Neebors
7 Baker Street FK8 1BJ
Wednesday 1st October 12.00pm &
7.30pm
Sunset Song
The Macrobert Arts Centre, University of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
http://www.drouthyneebors-stirling.co.uk
What’s On - Please keep checking back for forthcoming events. Tel: 01786 450858
http://www.drouthyneebors-stirling.co.uk/whatson
SATURDAYS
Tradi-
www.kiltedkangaroo.com
Traditional Scottish Open Session. Tradition pub
full of character and real ale.
Tel: 01786 448722
SUNDAYS
The Kilted Kangaroo is where it’s at for Comedy in Every Sunday Drouthy Neebors
Stirling! The ONLY monthly show with a fantastic 7 Baker Street FK8 1BJ
What’s On - Please keep checking back for forthline-up.
coming events.
Tel: 01786 451130
Tel: 01786 450858
www.kiltedkangaroo.com
http://www.drouthyneebors-stirling.co.uk/whats-
Every Saturday Night
Drouthy Neebors, 7 Baker Street
FK8 1BJ
Live local music Tel: 01786 450858
http://www.drouthyneebors-stirling.co.uk
Every Wednesday Night
Kilted Kangaroo - Australian Bar &
Grill House, 9 Upper Craigs, StirFirst Saturday of the month
ling
10am - 4pm
Pub Quiz.
Australian Bar & Grill House, If you’re looking for Albert Halls Albert Place, Stirling
some tasty tucker, a cold beer and some bonza
FK8 2QL
entertainment then look no further.
Scotfairs Antique Fair
Tel: 01786 451130
Every Wednesday Night
No. 2 Baker Street 2 Baker St Stirling FK8 1BJ
2014
A great shopping experience, antiques for the
connoisseur, hidden treasures for the experts,
specialist items for the experienced collector, and
1000s of interesting, beautiful and affordable
items for the general public. Come along and
enjoy the informal atmosphere of the market!
Adults £1.50, accompanied children free.
Tel: 01764 654555 or 654340
www.scotfairs.co.uk
Chris Guthrie is bound to a harsh farming life by
her intense love of the land. She dreams of the
seductive yet distant world of books and learning,
but when war breaks out.
Tel: 01786 466666
http://www.macrobert.org
Thursday 2nd October 12.00pm &
7.30pm
Sunset Song
The Macrobert Arts Centre, University of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
Chris Guthrie is bound to a harsh farming life by
her intense love of the land. She dreams of the
seductive yet distant world of books and learning,
but when war breaks out.
Tel: 01786 466666
http://www.macrobert.org
Friday 3rd October 8.00pm
Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick
The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd Stirling
FK8 1DE
A warm welcome to a remarkable pairing who
have played such a pivotal role in British folk music from the 60s right through to the present day.
Tel: 01786 274000
http://tolbooth.stirling.gov.uk/
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Friday 3rd October 7.30pm
Monday 6th October 8.00pm
ROLLING BACK THE YEARS
Bram Taylor @ Stirling Folk Club
Albert Halls, Dumbarton Road Stir- Stirling Folk Club, BRIDGEHAUGH
ling FK8 2QL
PARK STIRLING FK9 5AP
Friday 10th October 8.00pm
Nik Kershaw, “me, myself and I
tour”
The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd Stirling
FK8 1DE
Another sensational show from the producers of
‘Memory Lane’, Memories are made of This’ and
‘All our Yesterdays’. A stunning roller coaster ride
of nostalgia. Featuring tributes to some of the
world’s greatest stars.
Tel: 01786 473544
www.scotfairs.co.uk
Bram Taylor enthralls audiences with fine rich
voice and entertaining sense of humour, performing an excellent selection of both traditional and
contemporary material on Guitar, Duet Concertina,
and Baritone Ukelele. His powerful vocal quality
also lends itself perfectly to acappella singing. £8
on the door.
Saturday 4th October 8.00pm
Kiki Dee & Carmelo Luggeri
The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd Stirling
FK8 1DE
Wednesday 8th October 7.30pm
War Requiem
Macrobert Cinema, University of Saturday 11th October 8.00pm
Lulo Reinhardt
Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
Inspired by the music and lyrics of Benjamin Brit- The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd Stirling
ten’s War requiem, this film relinquishes spoken FK8 1DE
For almost two decades, Kiki and Carmelo have
been touring their spellbinding acoustic live show
across the UK and Europe. Performing in this
stripped back fashion allows each of their exceptional talents to shine through and create a wonderful and warm sense of intimacy for the audience.
Tel: 01786 274000
http://tolbooth.stirling.gov.uk/
Saturday 4th October 11.30am &
2.00pm
Head In the Clouds
The Macrobert Arts Centre, University of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
The sheep look down, the sheep look round, one
sheep looks up and sees the clouds... Ipdip Theatre bring a delightful, multi-sensory performance
where rhythmic storytelling is interwoven with
sound, touch and visual treats. A 2013 Edinburgh
Fringe sell-out show made especially for 0-4 year
olds and families to enjoy together.
Tel: 01786 466666
http://www.macrobert.org
Nik performs songs and tells tales from his impressive career and takes (potentially) awkward questions from the audience. This is a rare opportunity
to experience an intimate evening with the man,
famously described by Elton John as, “the best
song writer of a generation”.
Tel: 01786 274000
http://tolbooth.stirling.gov.uk/
dialogue and instead examines Wilfred Owen’s Lulo Reinhardt represents one of the most unique
horrifically graphic poems based on his experi- voices in gypsy-jazz music today. His Latin-Swing
ences fighting in the First World War.
Project combines pure gypsy-swing music with elTel: 01786 466666
ements of Latin music such as flamenco, tango,
http://www.macrobert.org
and bossa nova.
Tel: 01786 274000
http://tolbooth.stirling.gov.uk/
Thursday 9th October 7.00pm
The List (+ Documentary: Filming
Saturday 11th October 1.00pm &
The List)
Macrobert Cinema, University of 3.00pm
Emily Brown and The Thing
Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
A behind the scenes documentary revealing how Macrobert Arts Centre, University
the worlds of theatre and film worked with their of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
differences to create a Scottish first for both. In
2013 Stellar Quines set out to discover how a midscale theatre company can reach a larger audience for their work via the cinema. Restaging their
award-winning Edinburgh Festival Fringe production The List, Stellar Quines commissioned BAFTAwinning film director Morag McKinnon to work
alongside the company’s Artistic Director Muriel
Romanes to produce a cinema version of the play.
Tel: 01786 466666
http://www.macrobert.org
One evening, Emily Brown and her old grey rabbit Stanley hear a Thing crying outside their window. He just can’t get to sleep. Emily Brown and
Stanley set off on incredible adventures to find the
Thing’s cuddly… his bedtime milk… his medicine…
But nothing seems to help him settle.
Tel: 01786 466666
http://www.macrobert.org
Saturday 4th October
Stirling 1914 12-4pm
Stirling Castle, Castle Esplanade Thursday 9th October 6.00pm
Stirling FK8 1EJ
Dance - Along - A - Movie: HairDiscover more about the important role the cas- spray
tle played as a recruitment centre during the war.
Macrobert Cinema, University of
Find out about the life of a new recruit in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and hear of the Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
Monday 13th October 8.00pm
Brendan Henry Duo
Stirling Folk Club, BRIDGEHAUGH
PARK STIRLING FK9 5AP
Stirling FK8 1EJ
Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
Brendan Hendry hails from Bellaghy in South Derry. November 2008 saw the launch of the instrumental album TUNED UP an album which has captured the heart of those people who have listened
to it and reviewed it. “this is an album so damned
experiences from those returning from the front. Get your dancing shoes on and join us for a swinggood that its essence should be bottled and force
ing
dance-along
to
the
big
screen
version
of
the
Tel: 01786 450000
Tony Award-winning musical Hairspray. Top cho- fed to all Irish infants” FROOTS
www.stirlingcastle.gov.uk
reographer Karen Martin will teach you the moves
before you take the main stage and dance along
Monday 13th October 5.00pm
Sunday 5th October
to hit numbers.
Glasgow Girls
Stirling 1914 12-4pm
Tel: 01786 466666
Macrobert Cinema, University of
Stirling Castle, Castle Esplanade http://www.macrobert.org
Discover more about the important role the castle played as a recruitment centre during the war.
Find out about the life of a new recruit in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and hear of the
experiences from those returning from the front.
Tel: 01786 450000
www.stirlingcastle.gov.uk
The compelling story of a group of teenagers with
a cause in a musical drama based on the true story
of the Glasgow Girls. What started as a grassroots
petition to save their friend from deportation inspired a powerful human rights movement which
would eventually change immigration practices in
Scotland.
Tel: 01786 466666
http://www.macrobert.org
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Monday 13th October 7.30pm
Saturday 18th October 7.30pm
Stand Clear of the Closing Doors
The Pearlfishers + support
Macrobert Cinema, University of The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd Stirling
Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
FK8 1DE
The story of an autistic youth named Ricky who,
after a particularly difficult day at school, escapes
into the subways. It’s here that he starts his real
journey, on a days-long voyage of discovery while,
above ground, his mother frantically searches for
him.
Tel: 01786 466666
http://www.macrobert.org
Autumn the Folk-Noir balladeer will be on the
road, again, with a new Live Album, recorded in
the Yukon at the prestigious Dawson City Music
festival, and a collection of her drawings - nudes
and dreams - following their debut exhibition in
The return of the magnificient Pearlfishers, the Edinburgh in June 2014.
band return to Stirling to play a host of songs from Tel: 01786 274000
new album ‘Open Up Your Colouring Book’, along- http://tolbooth.stirling.gov.uk/
side some old favourites.
Tel: 01786 274000
Friday 24th October 8.00pm
http://tolbooth.stirling.gov.uk/
Tuesday 21st October 8.00pm
Mark Watson: Flaws
Thursday 16th October 2.30pm
Old MacDonald Had A Farm By Ste- The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd Stirling
FK8 1DE
ven Lee
Gavin Marwick - The Journeyman
The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd Stirling
FK8 1DE
Gavin Marwick - the Journeyman Spectacular, features a mighty 10-piece band with members of
Old Blind Dogs, Bellevue Rendezvous, Up In The
Combining his award-winning wit with thought- Air and Ceilidh Minogue, along with other great
The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd Stirling provoking insights, Watson finds that as humans,
musicians including Claire Mann and Fraser Fifield.
FK8 1DE
despite our lack of perfection and poor decision- Tel: 01786 274000
Presented by the team behind There Was An Old making, we’re pretty spectacular.
http://tolbooth.stirling.gov.uk/
Lady Who Swallowed A Fly and written espe- Tel: 01786 274000
cially for parents to enjoy with their children, this http://tolbooth.stirling.gov.uk/
Monday 27th October 8.00pm
fun filled farmyard tale brings to life all the best
loved characters from the original nursery rhyme
James Keelaghan @ Stirling Folk
along with a magical medley of games, giggles Wednesday 22nd October 7.30pm Club
and songs, including Heads, Shoulders Knees and Singing Bowl Meditations and
Stirling Folk Club, BRIDGEHAUGH
Toes, She’ll Be Coming Round The Mountain and Healings with Peter Halley
PARK STIRLING FK9 5AP
of course Old MacDonald Had A Farm.
Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Mu- James Keelaghan is one of the finest songwritTel: 01786 274000
seum, Dumbarton Rd Stirling FK8 ers of this or any other age (check out Cold Mishttp://tolbooth.stirling.gov.uk/
souri Waters and you’ll know what I mean) James
2RQ
Singing bowls create a deeply nurturing special Keelaghan is both a national treasure and one of
Friday 17th - Saturday 18th Octo- environment. The healing resonance and magic the most popular male folksingers on the planet.
ber 7.30pm
inherent in the song of the bowls allows deep re- £9 on the door.
leasing at cellular levels. The style and the depth
Outlying Islands
Macrobert Arts Centre, University of healing received is controlled by you.
Tuesday 28th October 2.00pm
Tel: 01786 471917
of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
Dementia Friendly Day
www.smithartgalleryandmuseum.co.uk
Award-winning Scottish Borders-based Company
Macrobert Cinema, University of
Firebrand present an exciting new production of
David Greig’s acclaimed play about loss of inno- Wednesday 22nd October 7.30pm Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
Macrobert has been working with a wide range of
cence. It is summer 1939 and two young Cam- Dance Derby
other agencies to make Stirling Dementia Friendbridge naturalists arrive on a remote Hebridean
Macrobert Arts Centre, University ly. We’ll be offering monthly activities at macrobisland to conduct a wildlife survey on behalf of the
ert developed specifically for adults living with
government. Robert is combative, provocative and of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
This
powerful
and
hugely
energetic
dance
theatre
dementia and their partners and carers.
curious. John is reserved and conservative. They
are accompanied by Kirk, the island’s tenant, and production opened to critical acclaim during Ed- Tel: 01786 466666
his attractive young niece. When Kirk inadvert- inburgh Festival Fringe 2013 and now comes to http://www.macrobert.org
ently reveals to the boys the true reason for their macrobert for one night only.
island survey, they are drawn into a dark primeval Tel: 01786 466666
Wednesday 29th October 7.30pm
world of raw emotion, sexual passion, voyeurism http://www.macrobert.org
Not About Heroes
and murder.
Macrobert Arts Centre, University
Tel: 01786 466666
Wednesday 22nd October 1.30pm
http://www.macrobert.org
of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
& 6pm
Songs From The Enchanted Garden
Saturday 18th October 2.00pm
Albert Halls, Dumbarton Road StirTales of a Grandson
FK8 2QL
Macrobert Arts Centre, University ling
Written by the award-winning team of composer
of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
Martin Green (Lau) and songwriter Karine Polwart,
The unforgettable story of two of the
finest ‘Great War’ poets, Wilfred Owen
and Siegfried Sassoon, their friendship,
their inter-dependency, their poetry. Tel:
01786 466666
Accompanying Andy and adding to the Tales are this beautiful staged production of original songs http://www.macrobert.org
composer and musician Wendy Weatherby, Bar- based on stories written by local children, is a
rowland Ballet, a local cast of dancers, a choir of
Wednesday 29th October 7.30pm
show like no other. Tel: 01786 473544
grannies and some of Scotland’s finest young muJar City
sicians.
Macrobert Cinema, University of
Thursday
23rd
October
7.30pm
Tel: 01786 466666
Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
http://www.macrobert.org
Rachel Sermanni + support
The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd Stirling In 1974, a young Icelandic girl met a grim fate
at the hands of a murderer -- and the crime was
FK8 1DE
never solved. So begins celebrated director BalRachel Sermanni is taking her Naked Ladies on tasar Kormákur’s procedural thriller Jar City. In
tour. This Autumn the Folk-Noir balladeer will be the present day, the jaded and exhausted detecon the road, again, with a new Live Album. This
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tive Erlendur (Ingvar E. Sigurdsson) begins to investigate a link between that notorious unsolved
crime and the homicide of a local thug, Holberg.
Tel: 01786 466666
http://www.macrobert.org
Thursday 30th October 6.00pm &
10.30pm
National Theatre Live: Frankenstein Encore 2014 - Benedict Cumberbatch as Creature
Macrobert Arts Centre, University
of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
National Theatre Live’s thrilling broadcast of
Frankenstein returns to cinemas for a limited time,
due to unprecedented audience demand. Directed
by Academy Award-winner Danny Boyle. The production was a sell-out hit at the National Theatre
in 2011, and the broadcast has since become an
international sensation, experienced by almost
half a million people in cinemas around the world.
Tel: 01786 466666
http://www.macrobert.org
Thursday 30th October 7.30pm
Macbeth
Macrobert Arts Centre, University
of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
Thursday 30th October 6.00pm &
10.00pm
National Theatre Live: Frankenstein Encore 2014 - Benedict Cumberbatch as Creature
Macrobert Arts Centre, University
of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA
National Theatre Live’s thrilling broadcast of Frankenstein returns to cinemas
for a limited time, due to unprecedented
audience demand. Tel: 01786 466666
Dominic Hill, Artistic Director of the Citizens Theatre, revives his brooding, atmospheric Macbeth
in celebration of the 2014 Year of Homecoming.
Inspired by events in the war-torn Balkans, Hill’s
production is at once contemporary and ageless;
a world of camouflage-clad leaders and grungy,
chain-smoking witches, where power is all but
comes at a price.
Tel: 01786 466666
Tel: 01786 466666
http://www.macrobert.org
http://www.macrobert.org
Thursday 30th October 8.00pm
Thursday 30th October to Sunday
Graeme Stephen Nosferatu
The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd Stirling 2nd November
Scottish Paranormal Festival
FK8 1DE
Award winning guitarist and composer Graeme Venues in Stirling
Stephen has been breathing new life into classic This is the first Scottish Paranormal Festival.
Scotland is a very paranormal place. The Festival
early cinema with his Silent Film Scores.
celebrates the fact across the entire spectrum of
Tel: 01786 274000
strange & supernatural happenings. And it haphttp://tolbooth.stirling.gov.uk/
pens at Halloween, that terrifying time when the
veil between this word & other dimensions.... The
main Festival will take place in the Albert Halls,
The Tolbooth, The Smith Art Gallery & Museum,
and Cowane’s Hospital - all magnificent locations.
There will also be a film strand at the Macrobert
Centre cinema. You might not have final proof of
the existence of ghosts or UFOS by the end of the
weekend...but you will have assembled enough
evidence that “weird stuff happens” to make your
own decision! Tel: 01389 830 745
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