Christmas shopping night at Dobbies stores in Hare Hatch and Spencers Wood will be in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust
BRANCHES of a garden centre will be spreading some seasonal cheer while raising money for a national charity.
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Grow how sessions for all ages at Hare Hatch and Spencers Wood garden centres
ADVICE on how to garden during the summer months is being offered by a garden centre with branches in Spencers ...
Santa, give the dog a bone – unless they tell you different. Dobbies to open grotto to pooches this Christmas
A GARDEN centre is offering dog owners the chance for their pets to meet Santa to find out if they ...
Garden centre to hold session for children to learn more about growing their own fruit
YOUNGSTERS with green fingers are invited to learn more about how to grow fruit this weekend.
Join Santa and gain your hoe, hoe, hoe levels thanks to Dobbies’ garden centres grow your own sessions
SANTA will be going hoe, hoe, hoe this weekend, thanks to a special workshop.
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