New Month, New Blog!

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Welcome to Roxy-Rose Writing's new blog!

Through this blog I aim to provide opportunities to discuss topics such as entertainment and current affairs and inspire others to be creative, have fun and form a supportive community of readers and writers.

Do get in touch with me at info@roxy-rose.co.uk if you have any queries. I look forward to meeting you all!



Location: Scarborough, UK

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