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DESPITE the current hose-pipe ban, the Royston in Bloom committee is hoping the town will blossom again this year. Last year Royston gained a silver award in the Anglia in Bloom competition. To start this year s competition, the committee in running a Blo
DESPITE the current hose-pipe ban, the Royston in Bloom committee is hoping the town will blossom again this year.
Last year Royston gained a silver award in the Anglia in Bloom competition.
To start this year's competition, the committee in running a Blooms Night at Royston Town Hall on Thursday, April 27, at 7.30pm.
The speaker will be Margaret Lynch, who will be talking on How to Cheat in Your Garden.
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The evening is being sponsored by Country Homes and Gardens of Melbourn.
During the evening the committee will outline its plans for the year.
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The Royston in Bloom competition this year will have an emphasis on drought gardens.
And there will also be a sunflower competition for schools.
- For more details call Royston Town Council on 01763 245484.
