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The Friends Group was formed in the late 1990s to support Leicestershire County Council in running and developing the site and delivering a programme of events and activities to ensure that this fabulous place remains open to the public.

The Friends run a Jacobean Craft day on the first Saturday of every month within the opening season and help the site by organising fundraising book and plant stalls at the various events held throughout the year.

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Address: Manor Road, , LE67 2FW

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Property Id : 1203

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