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Community Garden Group Named Finalist for Make a Difference Awards NI

Annadale Community Garden Group is among four groups or individuals shortlisted for this year's award, according to BBC Health.

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Annadale Community Garden Group has been named as one of four finalists competing for this year's Make a Difference Awards NI, according to a report from BBC Health.

The group has been described in coverage as a "hidden gem" that offers people a place to grow, connect and heal, though further details of the group's activities and the full list of other finalists were not specified in available reporting.

The Make a Difference Awards NI recognise community groups and individuals for their contributions, though additional information about the awards' organisers, timeline, or judging criteria was not included in the source material.

BBC Health has been contacted for further details on the award process and the remaining finalists.

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