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Sir Harold Hillier Gardens

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Hampshire's largest festive light trail to return next month

Sue Tinkler won the People's Choice award for her glass panel All At Sea. Sue Tinkler won the People's Choice award for her glass panel All At Sea.
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Artist wins award for unique glass panel inspired by shipping forecast

Food festivals are coming to Sir Harold Hillier Gardens. Food festivals are coming to Sir Harold Hillier Gardens.
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New food festivals celebrating Hampshire’s culinary scene

'It's a great celebration': CPRE Hampshire reaches halfway point of hedge project 'It's a great celebration': CPRE Hampshire reaches halfway point of hedge project
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'It's a great celebration': CPRE Hampshire reaches halfway point of hedge project

Organisers believe more than £80,000 worth of cables were stolen from installations at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens' Light Up trail. Organisers believe more than £80,000 worth of cables were stolen from installations at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens' Light Up trail.
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More than £80,000 worth of cables stolen from light trail during Storm Bert

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Hilliers submits plans for almost 250 homes and new business centre

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Christmas lights will be 'bigger and better' at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens

Tickets for the event in 2024 go on sale on Monday, June 3 Tickets for the event in 2024 go on sale on Monday, June 3
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Details revealed as tickets go on sale for 'bigger and better' Christmas light trail

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More than 12,000 people visit lights trail during opening weekend

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25 photos from this year's Light Up trail at Hillier Gardens

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