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Go Electric: Abingdon

Go Electric: Abingdon

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On Saturday 25 April, Vale of White Horse District Council, along with Oxfordshire District Council, is promoting the use of Electric Vehicles and sustainable energy by hosting an event in Abingdon Market Square.

Around 16 exhibitors will be in the square between 10am and 3pm. These include TESLA, Jeep, MG and Lotus, as well as e-bikes and renewable energy companies. Free to attend.

To register for this event please visit the following URL: https://blogs.oxfordshire.gov.uk/go-electric-oxfordshire/ →

 

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2026-04-25
 

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