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Folk group Trouble at’ Mill to play in Whalley

Published on Tuesday 31 January 2012 09:57

LANCASHIRE’S foremost folkies, “Trouble at’ Mill”, will play at Whalley Village Hall on Saturday from 7 p.m.

Playing an eclectic mix of favourite old Lancashire, Irish and other folk songs, Trouble at’ Mill promise an informal and entertaining evening of live music with plenty of opoprtunity to join in.

Tickets, priced at £6, can be had from Whalley Post Office or Grace Gemmell on 01254 823402, or on the door.

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