All for the love of Pudsey...

We were asked by the Pudsey business community group if they could hijack one of the planters at the top of the market steps to plant Pudsey`s very own Christmas tree...we were more than happy to oblige, so for a short while it`s out with the plants and in with the festive cheer...lights to follow before the switch on this week:

A bit of TLC for the tripe baths.

The Civic Society have kindly offered to do some restoration work on our famous tripe bath planters in Lowtown garden. Over the years their condition has deteriorated and cracks have appeared in them which without attention will only get worse. So as we have been busy this last week emptying all the troughs and planters in readiness for autumn/winter planting, we took the opportunity to empty the tripe baths and hopefully over the next couple of weeks they will be given a spruce up and can then be replanted, and will then last for many more years to come.:

Featured in the October issue of Yorkshire Life!

A great article has been published in the Yorkshire life all about our group and the work we do, along with some colourful pictures. Grab a copy if you can to read for yourself.

Time to take stock...

We had a site meeting today to walk around all the areas we maintain and to plan for the year ahead...lots of lovely colour along the way, and friendly faces too!

New sponsor on board:

Thank you to Thorpe Service Station for sponsoring 4 of the barrier troughs:

The Squeaker features article on our latest projects.

The following article has appeared in the July edition of the Pudsey Squeaker:

Brilliant day with the YIB judges.

What a lovely day we had for the summer round of the Yorkshire In Bloom competition. Everyone has been working so hard to get things looking good and Pudsey did us proud today!
Here are a few photos of the day, and many thanks to Minister Ann Hayward and to Jenny from the Baptist Church for allowing us to use the church for lunch at the end of the tour, it made the day!