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Pork banned from theatre's Peppa Pig show

Grimsby Auditorium said it had made a 'considerate gesture' by choosing to remove pork products for the Peppa Pig performance

Chris Brayford
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Bacon is off the menu at the Grimsby Auditorium for its live production of Peppa Pig's Big Family Show.
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Bacon is off the menu at the Grimsby Auditorium for its live production of Peppa Pig's Big Family Show.

A theatre in Lincolnshire has announced it will ban the sale of pork products when families head to the venue for its Peppa Pig show next month. Grimsby Auditorium said it had made a 'considerate gesture'...

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