A blooming marvellous initiative returns to Wokingham
Wokingham in Bloom kicked off its new schools initiative last weekend.
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Wokingham is blooming marvellous
Wokingham in Bloom had a successful year in the RHS Thames & Chiltern Regional Bloom Competition.
Wokingham: blooming marvellous as RHS judges visit the town’s green spaces
Wokingham: blooming marvellous as RHS judges visit the town's green spaces
SecureHeat Ltd to sponsor Wokingham in Bloom
Wokingham in Bloom announces new sponsor
Wokingham is pretty tidy compared to other UK towns
WOKINGHAM has cleaned up in a survey to find the country's tidiest town.
Entries wanted to ‘Greenfingers’ gardening competition run by Wokingham in Bloom
ENTRIES are wanted for this year’s Wokingham in Bloom contest. And organisers say it doesn’t have to be a massive ...
Gipsy Lane neighbours celebrate new community garden
Residents team up with support from Wokingham In Bloom RESIDENTS have raised their glasses to a new community garden. Set ...
Wokingham Horticultural Association help judge town’s greenest fingers
JUDGING has taken place in a contest to find the best gardens in Wokingham town. Last week, members of Wokingham ...
Hunt is on for the best front garden in RG10 postcode
Gardeners in the RG10 postcode area are being invited to enter a new competition announced this week by Hare Hatch ...
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