Twin sisters open Derbyshire gardens for charity

Twin sisters who open their Derbyshire gardens to the public have been honoured for their contributions to charity.
By Gay Bolton
Published 14th Jun 2022, 14:22 BST
Updated 14th Jun 2022, 14:27 BST
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Julie Brown and Jane Tomlinson received certificates from Peter Gardner, the Derbyshire county organiser of the National Garden Scheme, in recognition of their five years’ support of the organisation’s good causes.

Jane will be opening her garden at Hill Cottage, Ashover Road, Littlemoor, near Ashover, on Sunday, July 3, from 10.30am until 4.30pm. Her garden is also open for group visits ‘by arrangement’ until September.

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Julie, who lives at Walton Cottage, Matlock Road, Walton, has completed the public openings of her garden for 2022.

Jane Tomlinson, left and her twin sister Julie Brown with Peter Gardner, Derbyshire county organiser for the National Garden Scheme.Jane Tomlinson, left and her twin sister Julie Brown with Peter Gardner, Derbyshire county organiser for the National Garden Scheme.
Jane Tomlinson, left and her twin sister Julie Brown with Peter Gardner, Derbyshire county organiser for the National Garden Scheme.

The National Garden Scheme supports nursing and health charities.

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