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Comberton Village Website > Recent Updates > Comberton Advent Windows 2020
Posted on 3rd November 20203rd November 2020

A village advent calendar with 24 windows being decorated and revealed each day…

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Comberton Contact for November available online →
← Our Three Horseshoes pub still open for takeaways during Lockdown 2 !!!

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