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Farnham backs public ownership of golf course site

Farnham backs public ownership of golf course site
BBC Science Monday 06 July 2026, 05:10 UTC 1 min read
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Campaigners want Les Mielles to be bought by the government and returned to nature.

Campaigners want Les Mielles to be bought by the government and returned to nature.
Les Mielles (PERSON)
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