Reflections on the Stoke Newington Festival 1993-2002 by Kay Trainor

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The document reflects on the Stoke Newington Festival held annually from 1993 to 2002. It discusses how the festival brought the local community together each year through various events and activities. The author expresses gratitude for the festival and what it provided to the neighborhood over the decade.

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Reflections on the Stoke
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Kay Trainor

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