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Whether you choose to live in one of our halls or in a privately rented property, the Accommodation Services team is here to support you throughout your time at UAL. For those still requiring ...

The spotlight is now on community gardening, with the launch of the RHS’s biggest ever community gardening survey, which aims ...

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(Jessica Damiano via AP) This May 26, 2023, image provided by Jessica Damiano shows a drip-irrigation soaker hose set in place over the soil in a small raised-garden bed on Long Island, N.Y. Damiano ...

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Break new ground and join or start a community garden. In the more than 700 community gardens across Australia, about 20,000 participants each week tend these green patches. They’re there to grow ...