It's Your Neighbourhood Projects
The Bath in Bloom Committee promotes the RHS ‘It’s Your Neighbourhood’ scheme throughout the year and encourages local groups and projects to enter. The Committee keeps an e-mail list of entrants and ensures that they are sent regular updates and offered mentoring advice.More information on the southwest in bloom website www.southwestinbloom
| PROJECT | WARD | RESULTS 2024 |
| The Dolemeads Community Garden | Lyncombe | Level 4 'Thriving' |
| Monksdale road Allotments, Bath Mind, Greenlinks | Moorlands | Level 5 "Outstanding" |
| Walcot community garden | Walcot | Level 5 "Outstanding" |
| Friends of Hedgemead park | Walcot | Level 5 "Outstanding" |
| Bath WI Edible garden | Weston | Level 5 "Outstanding" |
| St Andrews School | Lansdown | Level 4 "Thriving" |
| Bath organic group allotments | Newbridge | Level 5 "Outstanding" |
| Friends of Bloomfield green | Lyncombe | Level 4 "Thriving" |
| Friends of Moorland Park | Lyncombe | Level 5 Outstanding" |
| Friends of Henrietta park | Bathwick | Level 5 "Outstanding" |
| Friends of Lyncombe hill fields | Lyncombe | Level 5 "Outstanding" |
| Friends of the Orchard | Weston | Level 5 "Outstanding" |
| Alice Park Community Garden | Lambridge | Level 5 "Outstanding" |
| More Trees for BANES | Level 5 'Outstanding' | |
| Bath City Farm | Southdown | Level 5 "Outstanding" |
| Widcombe Association | Lyncombe | Level 4 "Thriving" |
| Friends of Sydney Gardens | BathWick | Level 5 "Outstanding" |
| The Urban Garden Centre | Level 5 'Outstanding' | |
| Corston Community Orchard | Level 5 'Outstanding' |
Alice Park community garden
Friends of Alexandra park are a group of enthusiastic residents who first came together to address anti-social behaviour in an 11-acre park south of the city. As well as holding regular community action days to pick up litter and undertake new planting, they organise an annual, family fun day for the local community. They also worked with the pupils of a nearby secondary school to create new benches for the park.
'On Board' Community Group: Cllr June Player’s tremendous success in engaging the local community in improving Oldfield Park Station has led to her winning a prestigious award from Network Rail. Chosen from 700 nominees, June placed first in the ‘Outstanding Volunteer Contribution’ category. June’s role in the transformation of the station and surrounding area has also earned her Mayor of Baths’ Citizen Status. When she took her passion to the polls and was elected an Independent Councillor for the ward, she celebrated as only June could – by organising a community litterpick around the station! The group entered the "Its your neighbourhood " scheme in 2012 and earned an 'Outstanding' Award, They have re-entered every year and achieved "Outstanding" every time.
Volunteers working hard in the Church garden
The Church garden looking lovely in the spring
Bath WI busy planting their garden in the Botanical gardens
Weston Village gardening club
Friends of the Orchard Broadmoor Lane
Creating a wildflower meadow for 2021, A turf cutting tool was hired using money donated by Bath in Bloom, this will be a wonderful addition to an excellent community project, their next project is to plant a cherry tree.
All done and looking forward to seeing the wildflowers later this year.
Friends of Lyncombe Hill fields Gravelling the public footpaths through the field
Clearing brambles to allow wild flowers to flourish
Working on an irrigation system in the small recently planted forest