
Sonic The Hedgehog is coming to Clydebank to meet his fans
Young Bankies are being offered the chance to meet a famous face next month as Sonic The Hedgehog visits Clydebank.
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Young Bankies are being offered the chance to meet a famous face next month as Sonic The Hedgehog visits Clydebank.
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