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Page last updated at 08:47 GMT, Sunday, 7 September 2008 09:47 UK
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Romanian group will visit town

A party of Romanians is visiting Chard to mark the twinning of Seica Mare with the Somerset town.

Children will be performing a traditional dance at St Mary's followed by a service.

The visit coincides with the inaugural Chard International Festival of Culture and Activity.

The Tour of Britain cycling extravaganza is also due to pass through the town on Tuesday, 9 September.



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