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The London Legal walk

29-05-2018
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The London Legal walk

Sternberg Reed  took the streets again on Monday 21st May to help raise money for The London Legal Support Trust. Our team of walkers joined legal teams from all over London to raise money to support the charity. It wasn’t all hard work as the team found time to stop for refreshments and mess about on bikes on route.

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