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Fun and games at toy shop
12:30pm Friday 5th September 2008
Conways, in Keighley, staged a fun and games day to celebrate receiving a coveted accolade.
The Cavendish Street outlet is the first toy retailer to be awarded "specialist store" status by puzzle and game manufacturer Ravensburger.
And at the celebratory event last week, a range of activities was on offer for people of all ages.
Dave Hartley won a bundle of puzzles and games donated by Ravensburger.
Conways manager Steve Hodge said: "We are delighted to have received specialist store status.
"We were equally thrilled that so many families visited the store and joined in our celebrations."
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Sebastian and Douglas Segger-Staveley at the Conways fun and games day
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