'In Bloom' judges come to see town
Published Date:
16 July 2008
By Gemma Gadd
JUDGEMENT Day finally came for Mablethorpe's entry into the National Horticultural Society's In Bloom competition on Friday when the green-fingered judges arrived for their inspection.
Councillor Doreen Stephenson – leader of East Lindsey District Council greeted them on arrival and paid tribute to the hard work of all the sponsors and volunteers who had made such a difference to the appearance of the town.
Mike McDonald, Mablethorpe’s Business and Tourism manager said: “We had really only started in earnest in March this year, but the judges were impressed by the amount of effort which had been put in – and also by the improvements made as shown by before and after photographs.”
In their closing speech, the judges said: “The In Bloom competition is not just about floral displays – to be successful entries need to show a commitment to improving the whole of the environment around them by involving everyone in business, the community and local authorities. Mablethorpe has done a great job in its first year”
The results of the competition will be announced in September at a national In Bloom seminar.
The full article contains 190 words and appears in Mablethorpe Leader newspaper.
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Last Updated:
14 July 2008 2:08 PM
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Source:
Mablethorpe Leader
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Location:
Louth