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Friday 09 July 1999 23:02 BST

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Tottenham Community Festival tomorrow

Bruce Castle Park

Part of a summer series of free events mounted by Haringey Council, the Tottenham Community Festival promises a lively mix of music and fairground attractions. The tunes will be supplied by acts including ex-Pogues members and the Haringey Youth Service, with reggae, rock'n'roll and some psycho ceilidh thrown into the mix. There will be sports displays, activities in Bruce Castle itself, children's theatre, an art workshop, stalls and a balloon race, plus stilt walkers and clowns to keep things jolly in between performances. And the Selby Centre marquee will be providing information for local communities.

Bruce Castle Park, Church Lane, off Lordship Lane, London N22 (0181- 365 7500) 12noon-7pm, tomorrow, free

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