The Garden of Remembrance at St Paul’s Church, which two of our volunteers have transformed. The Garden received a special award from Yorkshire in Bloom.Shadwell in Bloom was formed in October 2002 by three parish councillors, and achieved seventh place out of thirteen in their first year in Yorkshire in Bloom’s Large Village category, despite only having five months to prepare. It has since created two dozen sponsored flower beds along the length of the Village, and each summer up to ninety hanging baskets are installed and maintained along Main Street sponsored by local residents, businesses and the Parish Council. There are hayracks on the Library, and planters in various locations including the shops and bus terminus. We have still found time for 'infrastructure projects' including fencing at the School and Colliers Lane, verge levelling towards Slaid Hill, tree planting throughout the village including Holywell Park and mowing all grass when necessary including on occasions the churchyard.
The planting scheme is changed twice a year.
Shadwell in Bloom has maintained consistently high levels of achievement in the Large Village category.
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2012 Yorkshire in Bloom GOLD Rose Award and Joint Group winners!! |
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2011 Britain in Bloom Silver Gilt Award and Group Runners Up!! |
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2010 Yorkshire in Bloom GOLD Rose Award and Group winners!! |
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2009 Yorkshire in Bloom Silver Gilt Rose Award |
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2008 Yorkshire in Bloom Silver Gilt Rose Award |
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2007 Yorkshire in Bloom Silver Gilt Rose Award |
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2006 Yorkshire in Bloom GOLD Rose Award |
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2005 Yorkshire in Bloom Award for Most improved Village. Overall 2nd position in category. |
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2004 Yorkshire in Bloom Award Certificate of Merit. Overall 6th position in category. |
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2003 Yorkshire in Bloom Overall 9th position in Category. |
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2002 Yorkshire in Bloom Award - Best New Entrant. |