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Coles and Sons (Nurseries) Ltd

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James Coles & Sons (Nurseries) Limited,
The Nurseries,
Uppingham Road,
Thurnby,
Leicester,
LE7 9QB

Tel: 0116 2412115
Fax: 0116 2432311

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