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Published: 12:04 PM January 18, 2007    Updated: 10:48 PM February 22, 2021

Member of Royston Town Council were not quite hitting the right note. They had to decide whether to replace a plastic piano which had been damaged. The piano had cost £125 seven years earlier.

Member of Royston Town Council were not quite hitting the right note.

They had to decide whether to replace a plastic piano which had been damaged.

The piano had cost £125 seven years earlier.

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