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basement beneath the nave, buying adjacent properties, and building on land to the south of the main building. The last of these was eventually chosen, with the new (temporary) rooms called "Southside". In late 2013, the PCC approved the removal of
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the rest of the month), 09:30 (family service, with groups for children and young people – all-age worship is held on the first Sunday), 11:15 (more formal
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