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Published: 08 October 2018

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An extraordinary new video made by an extraordinary choir! It's not for nothing that Young Notes uses the hashtag #notyouraveragechoir.

Young Notes started in January 2017 and it now has nearly 90 members, aged between four and 18. Sessions are held in Enfield on Mondays and Tuesdays and Loughton on Wednesdays.

The story of Young Notes and of the Young Talent Academy is told by their founder, Regan O'Mahoney, in the first ever issue of Enfield Dispatch. You can read her article online or, better still, pick up a printed copy of Enfield's first community newspaper at one of more than 200 distribution points.

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