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A stunning NGS garden in the beautiful rural setting of West Stoke is holding a POP UP open day

4 Hillside Cottages West Stoke is holding a POP Up opening on Bank Holiday, Monday, 27th May in support of National Garden Scheme.

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Month-long pre-loved sale in Seghill raises more than £1,000 for charity

Month-long pre-loved sale in Seghill raises more than £1,000 for charity
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Here are the High Peak gardens opening their gates for charity this summer with the National Garden Scheme

If the Chelsea Flower Show has got you in the green fingered mood there are several gardens across the High Peak showcasing their blooms and raising money for charity.

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Ofsted: Stevenage school raises its game to be rated good

Ofsted: Stevenage school raises its game to be rated good
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Could adding salt to food increase the risk of developing stomach cancer?

Cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis and stroke are just some of the potential health risks associated with consuming too much salt. But could excessive salt consumption also lead to an increased risk of developing stomach cancer?

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