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Pushy types welcome

THE Casey pram stroll will be held in Wilson Botanic Park, Berwick from 10am on Saturday 7 October.
Casey mayor Kevin Bradford said the free event was part of various Worlds Greatest Pram Stroll activities to celebrate motherhood, socialising and getting active.
“Last year was the first year Casey has held this event, and this year we are looking to build on its success.”
Cr Bradford invited families to take part.
“The family fun day includes children’s entertainment and a group walk around the stunning park.
“Walkers are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch because barbecue and picnic facilities will be available.
“Friends of Wilson Botanic Park will also hold a sausage sizzle on the day.”
The Mothers of Casey Alliance (MOCA) have organised the event in partnership with the City of Casey, Wilson Botanic Park, YMCA and Playgroup Victoria.
Further information is available from the City of Casey on 9705 5200.

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