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Castle plays host to information event

By Nub News Reporter 21st May 2026

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Local News by Nub News Reporter 21st May 2026

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OAKHAM Castle will play host to a Dementia Fair over the weekend.

The event, organised by AgeUK will run from 10am to 3.30pm on Saturday (23 May) and it's described as a 'free and friendly information event foir all ages.'

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