Since 1992 Denmead has been twinned with St Georges-les-Baillargeux, a commune in the Vienne department in the Nouvelle-Acquitaine region in Western France just north of Poitiers.

The town gets its name from the first Christian church and there is also a link to the dragon slayer (St. George), which is not inappropriate! The Baillarge part of the name denotes it's strong link to spring barley.

The relationship is celebrated each year with an annual exchange that alternates between England and France.

To cover the cost of hosting, many fund raising events are held each year along with many social events.

For more information on upcoming events, and how to get involved, click here www.denmeadtwinning.co.uk

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