Garden Cuttings: Garden college with designs on students

Saturday 02 January 1993 00:02 GMT

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THE COLLEGE of Garden Design, set up by Robin Williams and Lucy Huntington, is running its year-long course at three different centres in 1993: Pershore College, Worcestershire (starts 19 January); Missenden Abbey, Buckinghamshire (starts 13 September); and Chessington Manor, Surrey (starts 15 September).

Students clock on for one day each week at their chosen centre, and the work is spread over 36 weeks. Fees (including VAT) are pounds 2,937. Further information from the college at Cothelstone, Taunton, Somerset TA4 3DP (0823 433215).

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