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therapeutic gardening sessions | open to all beneficiaries

The Veterans Rendezvous Point | Springhill Farm | croughton

    Springhill Farm Stream

    Veterans Rendezvous Point | RVP

    Springhill Farm, 

    High Street/Blenham Lane (opposite Mill Lane), 

    Croughton, 

    Nr. NN13 5LT.


    Open Thursday 27th June 2024.


    NB: There is currently limited parking on site, therefore, if you would like to attend, please contact us to make transportation arrangements. 

    Spring HIll Farm

    NN13 5LT

    Hours

    Today

    Closed

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