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Hassocks unites to replace 'stolen' child cancer awareness bows
The Hassocks Goes Gold trail honours Pearl Bartlett-Bundy who died from cancer aged 10.
A community has rallied to replace seven giant gold bows, used to raise awareness for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, after they were believed to have been stolen.
The bows form part of the annual Hassocks Goes Gold trail in the village High Street... [886 chars]
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