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	Royal Horticultural Society - Britain in Bloom
		Britain in Bloom is an all-inclusive campaign, organised by the RHS in partnership with BandQ, that encourages communities of all sizes to make positive and lasting improvements to their local areas for the benefit of local people.
		Britain in Bloom also promotes good practice in the environment by encouraging recycling, the establishment of conservation areas and other sustainable projects.
		Bloom Review is the twice-yearly newsletter of the Britain in Bloom campaign, keeping communities up-to-date with recent developments, case studies and useful tips, hints and advice.
	www.rhs.org.uk /britaininbloom/index.asp (425 words)

	In Bloom
		Herstmonceux enters the Village Class of the South and South East in Bloom Competition which is a regional campaign of Britain in Bloom.
		Please read about Britain in Bloom to get an idea of how their competitions work.
		Britain in Bloom has many different entry categories, encouraging communities of similar size to compete with each other across the four core pillars of the campaign.
	www.herstmonceux-in-bloom.org.uk /inbloom.htm (709 words)

	Yorkshire in Bloom
		Britain in Bloom is one of the most effective, and longest running environmental competitions in the United Kingdom and each year it grows in size and importance and involves more people, groups and organisations.
		None of this could be achieved without the enthusiasm of the whole community working together to improve their local environment and the recognition that involvement in Britain in Bloom can bring is an important factor and often the catalyst for action.
		The Britain in Bloom campaign is organised by The Royal Horticultural Society in partnership with B and Q, and more information on the RHS can be obtained from their website.
	yorkshireinbloom.co.uk (350 words)

	SABC: Leisure & Tourism: Britain in Bloom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Heart of England in Bloom is an annual competition run by the Heart of England Tourist Board, across the West Midlands region.
		It is the regional element of the national Britain in Bloom awards, organised by the Royal Horticultural Society.
		In 1986 we won the Large Town Group which meant that in 1987 we could not enter Britain in Bloom but were put forward to the Entente Florale which is a Europe wide competition.
	www.shrewsbury.gov.uk /Public/leisure/britaininbloom (394 words)

	visit coventry britain in bloom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Britain in Bloom has grown into the largest annual horticultural campaign in Europe.
		Britain in Bloom is organised by the Royal Horticultural Society, in partnership with BandQ.
		Britain in Bloom finalists entries involve all sectors of the community including local authorities, volunteers, school children, local businesses, community groups (Lions, Rotary) and leisure groups (Girl Guides, Scouts).
	bloom.visitcoventry.co.uk /britain_in_bloom.htm (278 words)

	Manchester City Council - Environmental Services - Britain in Bloom
		Bloom projects in the past have included: wildlife gardens, fruit orchards, green play areas and flowering baskets on shop frontages.
		This is the first step into a Bloom competition and looks for individuals and groups to set up a Bloom group with friends, schools, businesses and environmental officers.
		Bloom competitions are open to everyone and for more information on starting a Bloom group, or going on to the next stage, please contact the Environmental Campaigns Team.
	www.manchester.gov.uk /environment/bloom (481 words)

	Britain in Bloom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		After scooping both a gold award in the regional Thames and Chilterns In Bloom competition and a silver award in the national Britain in Bloom competition, the borough is now gearing up for Bracknell Flowers 2005, organised by the Borough Council and Bracknell regeneration partnership.
		As part of this, Bracknell Forest in Bloom is the local garden competition which presents awards to people who enhance their local environment.
		Britain in Bloom is organised by the RHS, in partnership with BandQ, and involves many thousands of people in many different communities across the UK taking an active interest in caring for their local environment.
	www.bracknell-forest.gov.uk /env-britain-in-bloom.htm (342 words)

	Bloom is Britain's sexiest actor \| the Daily Mail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Bloom's 45-year-old Troy co-star Sean Bean bags second place in the top ten, while Nil by Mouth's Ray Winstone, 47, is seventh.
		Bloom's meteoric rise to fame came after he was cast as Legolas in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, while still at drama school.
		Recently Bloom won a place on People magazine's 50 Most Beautiful list but unfortunately, for his fans, the actor, who grew up in Canterbury, Kent, is dating rising young Hollywood actress Kate Bosworth.
	www.dailymail.co.uk /pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=306533&in_page_id=1773 (393 words)

	Forres in Bloom, Scotland in Bloom & Britain In Bloom Awards - Moray, NE Scotland. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Since their initial involvement in the Beautiful Scotland in Bloom’ competition in 1977 the towns enthusiasm has gained it many awards and led on to the awarding of the prestigious ‘Britain in Bloom’ Medium Town Trophy in 2004.
		It is a reflection of the town’s desire to project its best image that so many local organisations contribute by sponsoring the colourful displays that form part of the ornamental sculptures in the parks and open spaces.
		Britain in Bloom Medium Town Trophy in 2004.
	www.forresweb.net /bloom.htm (285 words)

	Town Council meeting of 7 February 2005 - Britain in Bloom denounced. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Britain in Bloom brings little that is unique to this town.
		The doctor's analysis that the council should be more supportive of the folk festival and less of Britain in Bloom portrays a naive ignorance which is surprising coming from such an arch critic of how local councils manage their spending.
		Britain in Bloom is a minority interest in Sidmouth as elsewhere.
	www.seered.co.uk /folk76.htm (1573 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| The Guardian \| Blooming Britain
		There is a midsummer torpor that besets Britain's gardeners as ever-widening cracks in the lawn herald the arrival of August - a lax sense of "why bother?" Gardening becomes a torrid battle for flower and form.
		A criticism that has been levelled at Britain in Bloom is that only people who are already keen gardeners get involved, but according to Mr Baren this misses the point.
		As far as entrants such as Lewisham, a populous, ethnically diverse London borough that won a medal in the 2004 competition, is concerned, the majority of its residents are likely to have little interest in a Britain in Bloom.
	www.guardian.co.uk /uk_news/story/0,3604,1542459,00.html?gusrc=rss (808 words)

	Britain in Bloom Judging - Rushmoor BC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Britain in Bloom Judging - Rushmoor BC Home
		For the third time in Rushmoor's history judges will be arriving on Monday 11th August to judge the borough in the City Category of the prestigious Britain in Bloom competition.
		Editors Notes: The Britain in Bloom Competition is organised by The Royal Horticultural Society and is sponsored by B and Q. The judges will be looking at and judging floral displays, permanent landscaping, Local Agenda 21 and sustainable development, local environmental quality and public awareness.
	archive.rushmoor.gov.uk /PressOct3.htm (314 words)

	Britain in Bloom judges visit Bath - Bath & North East Somerset Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		BATH will be crossing its fingers on Monday, August 9 when Britain in Bloom judges from the Royal Horticultural Society will be visiting the city to assess how well it has done in this year’s competition for the UK’s best small city.
		Bath’s most recent success in the Britain in Bloom competition was in 2001 and in total the city has won the national city title on 12 previous occasions.
		The other communities being judged in the Britain in Bloom small city category are Bracknell, Crawley, Norwich, Perth and Winchester.
	thecityofbath.co.uk /BathNES/media/press+releases/2004/Environment/PR1834.htm (349 words)

	Floral - Britain in Bloom
		The Royal Horticultural Society assumes responsibility for the organising body for the Britain in Bloom campaign, and in particular the national finals competition.
		Jersey has actively been involved in the Britain in Bloom competition for a number of years, with the Parish of St Helier winning the ‘Best Large Town in Bloom' in 2001.
		One of the highlights of the annual 'Jersey in Bloom' Festival, is the Best Parish in Bloom competition, which sees many of the island’s 12 Parishes competing for this most prestigious honour.
	www.jersey.com /content_page.asp?id=148 (563 words)

	Pateley Bridge and Bewerley in Bloom
		Pateley Bridge and Bewerley are in an idyllic rural setting that provides a perfect location for the floral displays which have become a renowned attraction of the area.
		The towns first entered the Regional Britain in Bloom Competition in 1976 and success came with a joint win in 1981.
		Having been winners of the regional Yorkshire and Humberside in Bloom competition in 1999, the town was selected for the National finals in 2000, where it won first place.
	www.nidderdale.co.uk /pinbloom (321 words)

	Solihull Council - What is Britain in Bloom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The entire community is encouraged to take part in the competition too, by tending to their gardens, becoming involved in conservation projects and identifying areas which need improvements due to litter, weeds or graffiti for example.
		Britain In Bloom has 10 entry categories of which Solihull enters the city category (population 150,001+).
		Take a look at some of the activities and events, which have benefited from Britain In Bloom work.
	www.solihull.gov.uk /about/bloom (431 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The objects of Britain in Bloom are to improve the environment for the enjoyment of residents and visitors by promoting and encouraging floral and horticultural features and assisting in raising standards and promoting recycling and environmental conservation.
		Darley was first introduced to Britain in Bloom competitions in 1986 by Phyllis Noble who was at that time clerk to the Parish Council.
		National Britain in Bloom Winner large village category receiving GOLD award and nominated for Entente Florale 2004.
	www.darleyinbloom.org.uk /Britain%20in%20Bloom/In%20Bloom%20Home.htm (639 words)

	Glossop Vision: Britain in Bloom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Glossop Britain in Bloom Group was highly delighted with the result as it is only the third time Glossop has entered
		Glossop entered the Britain in Bloom competition for the first time in 2003 and attained two Judges' Awards and won a silver medal last year.
		Britain in Bloom is a national competition sponsored by the Royal Horticultural Society.
	www.glossop.com /bloom.htm (464 words)

	Ross In Bloom, Britain In Bloom
		Ross-on-Wye's entry into the Britain In Bloom competition.
		Britain in Bloom is an annual competition, co-ordinated in our area by the Heart of England Tourist Board.
		All of the members of Ross In Bloom committee are volunteers, many of whom have full time jobs and families to look after, but we will endeavour to answer your e-mails as fast as possible.
	www.rossinbloom.supanet.com (260 words)

	Forres In Bloom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Beautiful Scotland in Bloom - There are very few campaigns within the environment that can surpass Beautiful Scotland in Bloom for its prestige, profile and partnership.
		Pitlochry In Bloom - Pitlochry in Bloom is run by a magnificent team of 20 volunteers, raising money, planning and maintaining the many features around the town.
		Thurso In Bloom - Thurso in Bloom was founded in February 2000 by public- spirited people with a strong sense of civic pride and is open to the “like- minded”, including under- 16 - year olds.
	www.forres-net.co.uk /forresinbloom/links.html (403 words)

	VILLAGES
		Appleton in Bloom were particularly pleased to be awarded the Yorkshire Water Environmental Trophy in 2003.
		The village has twice represented Yorkshire in Bloom in the Britain in Bloom competition, winning the Village Category in 2004 with a silver gilt medal.
		Thorpe Salvin is one of our entries in South Yorkshire, who won the Small Village category of Britain in Bloom in 2001 and won a Gold Award in the ENTENTE FLORALE (Europe in Bloom) competition in 2002.
	www.yorkshireinbloom.co.uk /villages.htm (236 words)

	B&Q Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Britain in Bloom is the largest horticultural campaign in Europe.
		Britain in Bloom encourages people to improve their local environments through high levels of cleanliness and imaginative planting of trees, shrubs and flowers and promotes projects that incorporate sustainability principles.
		For more details about Britain in Bloom and an information pack click here.
	www.diy.com /bloom (208 words)

	Trafford MBC ~ Trafford In Bloom
		Administered through the Royal Horticultural Society, Britain in Bloom is the largest horticultural.
		North West in Bloom is the regional campaign of Britain in Bloom.
		The Trafford in Bloom campaign aim is to raise the aspirations of our communities, build their confidence and give recognition to their hard work and skills.
	www.traffordinbloom.org.uk (142 words)

	Derby wins Britain in Bloom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		It is the first time the city has taken the prestigious title, this year beating off competition from Carlisle, Londonderry, Lewisham and the London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
		The national award follows Derby taking the City category in the East Midlands in Bloom competition, which also saw areas of derby scooping awards. Spondon won the Urban Community category, narrowly beating Mickleover – both won Silver Gilt medals. And Normanton won a Silver medal in the Urban Regeneration category.
		The campaign is people focused with large numbers from all sectors of the community involved in improving the environment.
	www.derby.gov.uk /LatestInfo/DerbyInBloom.htm (186 words)

	inbloom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		We felt that such a report would be valuable to communities entering the Britain in Bloom competition in the future, and for those undertaking community greening projects or simply liaising with their local authority and other statutory bodies.
		Britain in Bloom is run by the Royal Horticultural Society, (RHS)and is an annual competition for communities across Britain to improve their area through gardening.
		Britain in Bloom informs and inspires gardeners at every level, and involves many thousands of people in so many different communities across the UK taking an active interest in caring for their local environment.
	www.imaginemanchester.org.uk /html/opportunity-to-grow.html (14051 words)

	britain in bloom
		Some councillors and Britain in Bloom hangers-on objected to a few weeds and wild flowers and threatened me with prosecution if I did not cut my grass, tidy the garden and generally make it look as neat and prissy as their gardens.
		Slowly, Britain in Bloom are bringing the word 'environmental' into their judging.
		The competition now comes under the RHS rather than the Tidy Britain Group (did they ever do anything worthwhile?) and may be a move in the right direction.
	www.seered.co.uk /bloomers.htm (974 words)

	Melrose in finals of Britain in Bloom 2005 - Scottish Borders Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Committee have been told that Melrose is to be one of the nominations for the 2005 Beautiful Britain in Bloom competition.
		Beautiful Britain in Bloom is run by the Royal Horticultural Society and finalists are drawn from all of the entries in the various categories. In 2004 the Melrose in Bloom Group were winners in both Beautiful Scotland in Bloom and Scotland's Floral Gateway. In 2005, they will also compete in the two Scottish competitions.
		Melrose in Bloom Secretary, Duncan Bradon, said: "It is a particular honour to have been nominated for Beautiful Britain in Bloom. We are really looking forward to the competition in August and we hope for good weather. A fine spring and summer will make all the difference for us."
	www.scotborders.gov.uk /news/5718.html (271 words)

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