31st July Bristol Leafleting

We will be promoting the League’s #Huntingkills petition and raising awareness for our various campaigns

Please join us anytime between 11 and 1 in Bristol’s busiest shopping area. To talk to shoppers and local people.

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Event details

Where

Centre Circle, Broadmead Shopping Quarter, Bristol, BS1

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When

Start: 31^st July, 2018 at 11:00am

End: 31^st July, 2018 at 1:00pm

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