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Salisbury in Bloom Silver Gilt & Winner South & South East in Bloom Results 2011 Champion of Champions Coldred (Small Village) Silver Gilt Chichester in Bloom (City Centre) Gold Tatsfield (Large Village) Gold Crawley (Small City) Gold & Winner Small City Gosport in Bloom Silver Gilt Fareham in Bloom Gold & Winner Large Town East Grinstead in Bloom Silver Ryde in Bloom Silver Alton Silver Gilt Farnham in Bloom Silver Gilt Faversham in Bloom Silver Gilt Haywards Heath in Bloom Silver Gilt Sittingbourne in Bloom Silver Gilt Tunbridge Wells Silver Gilt Chichester in Bloom Gold & Winner City Centre Brighton & Hove City Centre Silver Salisbury in Bloom Silver Gilt & Winner Town Selsey in Bloom Silver Upton in Bloom Silver Gilt Rustington in Bloom Gold & Winner Town Centre Haywards Heath Town Centre Silver Sevenoaks Town Centre Silver Aldershot Town Centre Silver Gilt East Grinstead Town Centre Silver Gilt Gravesend Town Centre Silver Gilt Horley Town Centre Silver Gilt Farnham Town Centre Gold & Winner Small Town Angmering in Bloom Silver Battle in Bloom Silver Gilt Hersham in Bloom Silver Gilt Wareham in Bloom Silver Gilt Wimborne in Bloom Gold & Winner Coastal over 12001 Southsea Bronze Bexhill in Bloom Silver Gilt Christchurch Silver Gilt Herne Bay Gold & Winner Coastal under 12000 Lee-on-the-Solent Silver & Winner Urban Community Brighton Marina Village Bronze Ash in Bloom Silver Hampden Park in Bloom Silver Brunswick Town Silver Gilt Bolnore Village Silver Gilt & Winner Large Village Alverstoke Village Bronze Brading Town Council Silver Westcott in Bloom Silver Eynsford in Bloom Silver Gilt Five Oak Green Silver Gilt Limpsfield in Bloom Gold & Winner Small Village Hartfield Silver Gilt & Winner It’s Your Neighbourhoods Bricks and Bread Sustainable Living Centre CIC, Aldershot Establishing Chichester Foyer, Chichester Establishing Inverary Court, Community Garden and Allotment, Ramsgate Establishing Kings Court, Fordingbridge Establishing Knoll Crescent, Hampden Park Establishing Mercury Close Young Gardeners, Maidstone Establishing Pilands in Bloom, Bursledon Establishing Streamwalk Community Garden, Herne Bay Establishing Woodland Walk, Aldershot Establishing BRAD (Bradbury Residents and Deputies), Washington Improving Friends of Ancells Farm, Fleet Improving Sandy Close Neighbourhood Group, Poole Improving Castlefields and Mottefield Community Association, Hartfield Developing Douglas House, Horley Developing Friends of Leesland Park, Gosport Developing Friends of Rede Common, Rochester Developing Goodwood Close Residents, Crawley Developing Green Fingers, Haywards Heath Developing Haywards Heath Community Orchard, Haywards Heath Developing Horsham Museum Garden Team, Horsham Developing Mad Hatters Gang, Cranbrook Developing RAF Odiham in Bloom, Hook Developing The Friends of the Vines, Rochester Developing The Twitten Sheltered Housing Scheme, Crawley Developing Tinsley Lane Residents’ Association, Crawley Developing Westcliff Conservation and Community Association, Ramsgate Developing Worth Conservation Area Advisory Committee, Crawley Developing 7th Crawley Beavers, Crawley Thriving Aldershot & District Allotments Association, Aldershot Thriving Ashford Hospital Volunteers Garden Group, Ashford Thriving Austen Road Residents, Farnborough Thriving Bewbush Action Group, Crawley Thriving Burnham Wood, Fareham Thriving Chichester Ship Canal Trust, Chichester Thriving Coldred Forum, Dover Thriving Dingemans Court, Steyning Thriving Donnington Court Residents, Crawley Thriving East Broyle Residents Association, Chichester Thriving Fareham Allotments Association, Fareham Thriving Forge Orchard, Cranbrook Thriving Friends of Hillyfields, Gillingham Thriving Herne Gardens and Orchard Gardens Garage Compound, Rustington Thriving Ifield Village Conservation Area Advisory Committee, Crawley Thriving Lavinia House Gardening Group, Horsham Thriving Lee on the Solent Residents Co. Ltd., Lee on the Solent Thriving Little Common Business Association, Bexhill Thriving Manor Green Park Sensory Garden, Selsey Thriving Oakhurst Gardens, Rustington Thriving Sobell Gardeners, Henfield Thriving St. Andrews's Let's Face It Team, Crawley Thriving Stamshaw Adventure Playground, Portsmouth Thriving Staplecross Court Residents, Crawley Thriving Whyke Estate Community Association, Chichester Thriving Bolney Court Residents, Crawley Outstanding Boswell Road Residents, Crawley Outstanding Crescent Garden, Gosport Outstanding Eleanors Wood, Fareham Outstanding Farnham Swimming Baths Trust, Farnham Outstanding Friends of Oakley Park, Fleet Outstanding Friends of the Sensory Garden, Fareham Outstanding Full Frontal, Rochester Outstanding Northern Ground Force/1st Portchester Rainbow and Brownies, Porchester Outstanding Rustington Methodist Church Garden, Rustington Outstanding Saxonwood Court, Battle Outstanding Shaftesbury Court, Farnborough Outstanding Spencer Square Residents' Association Gardening Group, Ramsgate Outstanding The Chaucery Memorial, Rustington Outstanding Three Bridges Forum, Crawley Outstanding Conservation Area Aldwick Green, Aldwick Silver Gilt Flood Meadows, Alton Silver Gilt Warnham Local Nature Reserve, Horsham Silver Gilt Waterlea Meadows, Crawley Silver Gilt East Beach Pond, Selsey Gold Rowhill Nature Reserve, Aldershot Gold Wildgrounds Nature Reserve, Gosport Gold & Winner Country Park Brandy Hole Copse, Chichester Silver Gilt Stanpit Marsh, Christchurch Silver Gilt Brockhill Country Park, Hythe Gold Holly Hill Woodland Park, Fareham Gold Lullingstone Country Park, Eynsford Gold Shorne Woods Country Park, Shorne Gold & Winner Large Park Herne Bay Memorial Park, Herne Bay Bronze Leesland Park, Gosport Silver Oaklands Park, Chichester Silver Worth Park, Crawley Silver Beechgrove Park, Brading Silver Gilt Boscombe Overcliff Gardens, Bournemouth Silver Gilt Goffs Park, Crawley Silver Gilt Jubilee Playing Fields, Alton Silver Gilt West Green Park, Crawley Silver Gilt Central/Upper Gardens, Bournemouth Gold Lower Gardens, Bournemouth Gold Priory Park, Reigate Gold Seafield Gardens, Bournemouth Gold Tilgate Park, Crawley Gold Boscombe Gardens, Bournemouth Gold & Joint Winner Dunorlan Park, Tunbridge Wells Gold & Joint Winner Park Horley Recreation Ground, Horley Silver Gilt Memorial Gardens, Crawley Silver Gilt Tuckton Tea Gardens, Bournemouth Silver Gilt Woodlands Recreation Ground, Rustington Gold & Winner Small Park Princess Diana Memorial Garden, Hampden Park Silver Civic Gardens, Fareham Silver Gilt Create-it Jubilee Garden, Forest Row Silver Gilt Hersham Memorial Garden, Hersham Silver Gilt Jubilee Park Garden, Chichester Silver Gilt Manor Green Park, Selsey Silver Gilt Muster Green, Haywards Heath Silver Gilt Public Gardens, Alton Silver Gilt Swanmore Gardens, Bournemouth Silver Gilt Almonry Garden, Battle Gold Bishop's Palace Garden, Chichester Gold East Court Estate, East Grinstead Gold Sensory Garden of Reflection, Fareham Gold Swanley Village Millennium Green, Swanley Village Gold Crescent Gardens, Gosport Gold & Winner Commercial Garden/Landscape Portchester Memorial Gardens, Fareham Gold & Winner Discretionary Awards 2011 The Community Gardens Award Farnham Swimming Baths Trust Community Conservation Award Tatsfield The Biodiversity Award Chichester in Bloom Selsey in Bloom The Pub & Restaurant Award The Green Man, Wimborne The Floral Display Award Rustington in Bloom The Allotment Award Eddington Allotments, Herne Bay Community Involvement Award Selsey in Bloom The Commendation Award Bertie Wilmshurst The Outstanding Contribution Award David Luscombe Pam Chisham Chairman's Award The Friends of St. Mark’s Churchyard, Alverstoke Dorset Life Wimborne in Bloom Hampshire Life Fareham in Bloom Kent Life Herne Bay in Bloom Surrey Life Tatsfield Sussex Life Crawley.
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