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Chess tables costing £2,500 pounds have been installed in parks across the region as part of the Government's Levelling Up Investment Fund. the provision o f new chess tables in parks and public spaces is part of a cross government strategy to deliver on three key objectives.
Chess tables costing £2,500 pounds have been installed in parks across the region as part of the Government's Levelling Up Investment Fund. the provision o f new chess tables in parks and public spaces is part of a cross government strategy to deliver on three key objectives.
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