(Last changed: Saturday 10-Mar-18 17:32:12 GMT)

Charlbury Green Hub

Electrical items for next week's Bring & Take, 23 The Green, Charlbury

Saturday 14 April 2018 11:30 to 12:00

Details:

The rescheduled Bring & Take is next Saturday on 21 April but please bring your plug-in electrical items this Saturday to Janet's house at 23 The Green between 11am and 12 noon ONLY (no other time please). This will enable them to be PAT-tested in advance and made available next week - this is because there are usually too many to be PAT-tested on the day itself. Please do not bring old-style big TVs, no-one wants them and they need to be taken direct to Dix Pit for recycling.

Organised by Charlbury Green Hub.

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