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Wolverhampton Floral City Campaign...latest Tourism chiefs are calling on green-fingered residents and businesses to dig for victory! The team behind
Floral City - Wolverhampton’s bid for glory in this year’s
Heart of England in Bloom competition - say budding gardeners, community
champions and even amateur historians all have their part to play
in their quest for a gold award. And so now
organisers are calling on the community to back the bid –
and get gardening. Already on board are Waitrose, which will also offer the judges a tea break as they travel around the city, Enterprise, which will provide prizes for the children's drawing competition and Sandy Lane Allotments & Gardeners’ Association, which will hold master classes to show beginners how to grow their own vegetables. They are also staging a veg-growing competition and will be providing sunflower seeds for local schoolchildren to grow, with prizes up for grabs for the tallest. Pupils can also take part in a poster drawing competition. Wolverhampton’s Heart of England in Bloom campaign was launched by popular historian Professor Carl Chinn MBE in March. Entry forms are now available from the Civic Centre, Central Library and the Visitor Information Centre, Queen Square, or from the website. For more information
about how you can get involved, phone Barbara Kay on 01902 551070
or email: barbara.kay@wolverhampton.gov.uk Any enquiries
please contact the VIC on:
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