LALGRA's first Community Art Exhibition

LALGRA's first Community Art Exhibition

Cllrs Jim Glen and Jacqui Wilkinson attended a reception earlier this month to celebrate the First Community Art Exhibition organised by the Lillington and Longmoore Residents Association, LALGRA. 

Jacqui commented "I was amazed by the range of diversity of talent and skills shown by local artists, many of whom were residents on the Estate.  Well done to all involved!"

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