PEOPLE in Exeter are being invited to Bingo nights at Tiverton Golf Club, which are now open to the public.
The club's first bingo night of 2015 is on Friday 9 January (7.30pm).
Jim Bray, social committee chairman, said: "We've recently been granted a premises licence by the district council and this offers a great opportunity to open some of our events to the public and let them sample our excellent facilities. "If you enjoy a game of bingo, we'd be delighted to welcome you for a fun, friendly and relaxing evening."
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