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From 26 Jul 2021
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September, 2021
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14
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Tue
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6pm BST
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Restored to Glory: The 17th Century Secret Gardens of Harefield Place by Kay McHugh, Owner, Harefield Place
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October
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12
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Tue
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6pm BST
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Women in Horticulture and Gladstone Park: A Park for the People – London Gardens Trust Research Group
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November
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9
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Tue
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6pm GMT
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Skateboarding in the City: Inclusive Communities and Diverse Participants by Chris Lawton and Professor Iain Borden
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December
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14
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Tue
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6pm GMT
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British Muslims and the Natural World by Dr Mark Bryant
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January, 2022
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11
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Tue
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6pm GMT
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The translation of landscape: Brown to Repton to Olmsted, Kirkharle, London and the New World by John Phibbs
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February
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15
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Tue
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6pm GMT
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Parks & Gardens; Balancing the Needs of People and Wildlife in a Changing City by Mathew Frith
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March
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15
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Tue
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6pm GMT
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Hidden in Plain Sight: Fifty Fabulous Features in the Land of the Fanns by Dr Twigs Way
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April
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12
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Tue
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6pm BST
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From Royal Hunting Ground to Parks for People and Nature: A Celebration and History of London’s Parks by Paul Rabbitts
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