Wedding Fayre will be taking place at Malmesbury Town Hall on March 20th 2011

PUBLISHED: 15:58 27 January 2011 | UPDATED: 20:34 20 February 2013

The North Wiltshire Wedding Fayre will be taking place at Malmesbury Town Hall on March 20th 2011. Doors will be open at 11am and closed at 4pm. We are currently inviting local businesses to exhibit. For further details please contact Louise Arkley

The North Wiltshire Wedding Fayre will be taking place at Malmesbury Town Hall on March 20^th 2011.

Doors will be open at 11am and closed at 4pm. We are currently inviting local businesses to exhibit. For further details please contact:

Louise Arkley

Events and Facilities Manager

The Town Hall

Malmesbury

Wiltshire

SN16 9BZ

Tel: 01666 822143

email: louise.arkley@malmesbury.gov.uk

Website: www.malmesbury.gov.uk

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