Young people celebrated at Royal Wootton Bassett civic service
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 06:00 · Archive
An annual civic service in Royal Wootton Bassett celebrated the achievements of young people and local organisations.
An annual civic service held on Sunday, October 11, at St Bartholomew and All Saints Church in Royal Wootton Bassett celebrated the achievements of young people in the town. The event was attended by residents, community groups, councillors, and civic dignitaries, including Mayor Councillor Fiona Holness and representatives from neighbouring councils, local charities, uniformed organisations, and community groups.
Young people shared their experiences with various youth groups in the town and spoke about what they enjoyed the most. The service offered an opportunity to recognise the contributions of local organisations and volunteers.
The town council expressed their appreciation to various contributors to the event and the community, including the town crier, the Church Choir, Revd Canon Jane Curtis, the Mayor's Chaplain, and numerous youth and community organisations such as the Wiltshire Army Cadet Force, Guides, the RWB Youth Council, and several local charities and groups.
After the service, guests continued their conversations over light refreshments provided by Delicias Catering. The event highlighted the importance of community spirit and the values that bring the town together.
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- Young people celebrated at Royal Wootton Bassett civic serviceAn annual civic service celebrated the achievements of young people in Royal Wootton BassettGazette & Herald · 16 Oct, 05:00
- Young people celebrated at Royal Wootton Bassett civic serviceAn annual civic service celebrated the achievements of young people in Royal Wootton BassettThis Is Wiltshire · 16 Oct, 05:00
- Young people celebrated at Royal Wootton Bassett civic serviceAn annual civic service celebrated the achievements of young people in Royal Wootton BassettSwindon Advertiser · 16 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Royal Wootton Bassett · Councillor Fiona Holness · St Bartholomew and All Saints Church
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