Huge thanks to everyone who joined us in the Memorial Gardens on Monday afternoon. As the sun shone The Polka Dots performed – a perfect afternoon! Watch the video on facebook here.
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Thank you to all of the children who sent in Coronation ‘parade’ photos. We are delighted to announce that Town Mayor Cllr Mark Roberts chose baby Freya as his overall winner, with Suki and Tilly runners up, and Albie, Ameya, King’s guards Hugo, Henry, George and Dylan, and Imogen and Freya highly commended! I’m sure […]
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After months of wading through over 10 years of photos and many trips down Memory Lane, ‘A Decade in Bloom’ commemorative portfolio is complete! The portfolio features the highlights and projects from the past decade and is a wonderful insight into bloom, showcasing the efforts made by so many dedicated people. From very humble beginnings […]
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Eliott Bulpett, an illustrator and past student of Amersham College, recently painted the comms box at Woodside Close (alongside the EE shop) as part of our ongoing project to bring more art into the landscape. I think you’ll agree that the artwork brings lots of colour and cheer to the street. Thank you so much […]
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Late last week, three willow sculptures (a pair of boxing hares, a red kite and Sir Topham Hatt) were installed in the Memorial Gardens, on Sycamore Corner and alongside the Met 1 display on Oakfield Corner. The sculptures were created by Nicky Bunce (Wild for Willow) as part of our new children’s art trail, to […]
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The first of many sunflowers has bloomed in our new Coronation Sunflower Meadow behind Stanley Hill Cemetery. With their bright, showy petals, sunflowers are incredibly attractive to pollinators, especially bees who are drawn to their UV patterns, with the added benefit of pollinating surrounding plants along the way. The seeds are a fantastic source of […]
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