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New website will celebrate Sudbury

PUBLISHED: 16:05 31 May 2018

A new website is being launched to celebrate life in Sudbury. Picture: ARCHANT

A new website is being launched to celebrate life in Sudbury. Picture: ARCHANT

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A new website is being launched to celebrate what a vibrant place Sudbury is.

Enjoy Sudbury More will be a place where you can upload your stories, pictures, memories, details of clubs and activities, publicise your events and promote your business.

The site is expected to go live in mid-June.

For more information and updates, you can join the Facebook group.

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