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It took years of hard work clearing and renovating both the main site and those further up on Court Road to bring all the allotments into full production and free use
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Regular readers of VentnorBlog will remember that last month Chris Jarman from Freshwater Court and a merry band of volunteers...
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Some of you may have had the pleasure of visiting Freshwater Court at some point over the past four years,...
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Chris Jarman details how he's giving over part of his garden to allotments for others.
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Anyone interested in the history and renovation of Freshwater Court, don't forget that the Jarman family will be giving a...
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The fete will once again be supporting Wessex Cancer Trust’s Portsmouth Daisy Bus, which provides invaluable help for those on the Isle of Wight needing treatment on the mainland.
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The Spring Fete started out in 2005 and has now become a major social occasion, supported with donations from a growing number of Isle of Wight businesses and local residents.
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Wessex Cancer Trust’s Daisy Buses provide invaluable help for those on the Isle of Wight needing treatment on the mainland. Join in the fundraising this Saturday at Freshwater Court Fete.
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Well done to all involved in the Wessex Cancer Trust Spring Fayre held at Freshwater Court. A whopping £3,500 has been raised for the Daisy Bus that helps transport Isle of Wight Cancer patients to their hospital appointments.
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Wessex Cancer Trust's Daisy Buses provide invaluable help for those on the Isle of Wight needing treatment on the mainland. Join in the fundraising this Saturday at the 13th Freshwater Court Spring Fete.
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Baron Tennyson, a direct descendant of Victorian poet Alfred Lord Tennyson, made a visit from New Zealand to Freshwater recently to rededicate two foundation stones laid at Freshwater Memorial Hall and at St Agnes Church.
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What a fitting tribute to a wonderful charity champion. Hiliary Jarman's memory lives on in these donations to vital services used by Isle of Wight residents.
