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The Story of the Purton Ships Graveyard

Everyone is welcome to this first fundraising event of the year at St Paul’s church, Whiteshill.

Well known speaker, Paul Barnett will give a fascinating insight into those hulks beached alongside the River Severn, known as The Purton Ships’ Graveyard. Tickets are £10 and include a glass of wine from The Woodchester Valley Vineyard. We have fabulous raffle prizes and an exhibition of photographs of Purton taken by three local photographers.

Tickets are on sale at Ruscombe & Whiteshill Village shop or contact the organiser, Maggie Booth on 07751 795 913.

See you there.

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