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Banners have gone up in Rutland for what's believed to be the largest charity clothes sale of its kind in the country.
The annual good and new sale can be traced back nearly 60 years and since 2014 it's been raising tens of thousands of pounds for For Rutland paying for non medical advisors at Citizens Advice. This year's sale is at Rutland Hall Hotel on the 27th and 28th of March and clothes have been donated from across the country.
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