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Common autumn gardening mistake could cost you up to £500 (opens the original)
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Cooler weather is on its way, and the leaves are beginning to change from green to gold. With autumn approaching, homes across the UK are dealing with fallen leaves, and this can be a bit of a hassle. If you’re lucky enough to have a garden, you know what a pain cleaning up the autumn leaf fall can be. It’s no one's favourite chore, but if you’re not careful, it could also land you with a hefty fine. You might think that sweeping the leaves from your property is as easy as moving them off the gr
Common autumn gardening mistake could cost you up to £500 - AOL (opens the original)
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Cooler weather is on its way, and the leaves are beginning to change from green to gold. With autumn approaching, homes across the UK are dealing with fallen leaves, and this can be a bit of a hassle. If you're lucky enough to have a garden, you know what a pain cleaning up the autumn leaf fall can be. It's no one's favourite chore, but if you're not careful, it could also land you with a hefty fine. You might think that sweeping the leaves from your property is as easy as moving them off the gr
Parents urged to keep an eye on kids and pets in October (opens the original)
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Autumn is on its way, and that means that a good old countryside walk is front and centre for many a family weekend. Before Brits set off on their autumn walks, an outdoor expert is warning them to keep a close watch on what young children are doing. The season also means that wild mushrooms are springing up across the forest floor and while this can be an exciting way to teach kids about the environment, it's very important to know the risks. Foraging is a great past time, but deadly mushrooms
Parents urged to keep an eye on kids and pets in October - AOL (opens the original)
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Autumn is on its way, and that means that a good old countryside walk is front and centre for many a family weekend. Before Brits set off on their autumn walks, an outdoor expert is warning them to keep a close watch on what young children are doing. The season also means that wild mushrooms are springing up across the forest floor and while this can be an exciting way to teach kids about the environment, it's very important to know the risks. Foraging is a great past time, but deadly mushrooms
Warning to all dog owners going on walks this October - AOL (opens the original)
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As the weather cools and autumn rolls across the country, plenty of families will be heading out on countryside walks. A bracing wander through the forest is a lovely way to spend the day but there is one thing you need to be aware of. As families head out on their autumn walks, an outdoor expert is urging them to double check what young children and dogs are doing. Whilst foraging for wild mushrooms can be a great way to educate kids on the environment, it's crucial to be aware of the danger. D
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