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Aberporth Community Council are organising a coach trip for year 6 and secondary school age children who live in Aberporth, Parcllyn, Blaenporth and Blaenannerch to Theatr Mwldan to watch Mufasa on Friday 20th December. The coach will pick up from the 4 villages to be in Cardigan by 6:30pm and will be returning around 9pm after the film.

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