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The lucky winners of the Cumbria In Bloom 2010 competition
were revealed at a special presentation at the Wave, Maryport on September
2nd
2010. Prize winners from all over the country converged on the venue
to collect their coveted awards. Every year, volunteers,
businesses and local authorities work behind the scenes to keep the county’s
towns and villages “blooming” lovely for both residents and visitors. The annual
competition began in the late 1980s and the tourism industry is recognised with
a special Cumbria Tourist Board category.
Lord Cavendish (Patron) stated that "without the volunteers and committee drawn from all walks of life, Cumbria In Bloom would not exist. It is because of them that you are here today." He went onto say that "Cumbria In Bloom needed some new blood to take the initiative forward as the current committee were not getting any younger." Lord Cavendish concluded by acknowledging the hard work undertaken by the Alan Heath (Chair) and the Executive Committee of Cumbria In Bloom.
Olive Clarke (Patron) made a passionate plea to the local government authorities not to forget Cumbria In Bloom when the next round of funding negotiations became available.
Alan Heath (Chair) thanked all those who took part in this years competition and especially the young people who turned up to collect their respective awards.
The event was hosted by Cllr. Margaret Jones, Mayor of Workington Town Council and Cllr. Bill Pegram, Mayor of Maryport. Other civic dignities attending were Cllr. Mary Styth, Mayor of Carlisle City Council; Cllr. Rory McClure Mayor of Barrow Borough Council; Cllr. Mrs Linda Jackson, Mayoress of Copeland Borough Council; Cllr John Jackson Deputy Mayor of Copeland Borough Council; Cllr. John Woolley, Vice Chairman of Cumbria County Council; Cllr. Mrs Raine, Chairman of Eden District Council; Cllr. Sylvia Emmott, Chairman of South Lakeland District Council, Cumbria In Bloom Patrons; The Lord Cavendish of Furness, Olive Clarke and Peter Howarth and other dignitaries, Cumbria In Bloom Chairman; Alan Heath and executive committee members.
| Category: | Presented By: | Winner (s): | Runner-Up: | |
| TIDY BRITAIN TROPHIES: | ||||
| CUMBERLAND NEWS TROPHY |
Tidy Village - SMALL |
David McNeill | Greystoke | Great Strickland |
| SELLAFIELD LICENSE COMPANY TROPHY | Tidy Village – LARGE | Howard Rooms | Kirby Stephen | Dalston |
| AWARDS FOR SPECIAL NOMINATIONS | ||||
| THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN’S ROSE BOWL FOR INDUSTRY | Best Industrial Premises | Cllr. John Woolley | Church Stile Caravan Park - Nether Wasdale | Co-operative Memorial Gardens, Brampton |
| LAKELAND LIMITED TROPHY | Best in Commercial Section | Lord Cavendish | Graythwaite Manor Hotel, Grange over Sands | The Georgian House Hotel - Whitehaven |
| ROSE LODGE ROSE BOWL | Best Residential Home | Lord Cavendish | Barras House, Dalston | Kent Court – Kendal |
| CONTINENTAL LANDSCAPES TROPHY | Special Category |
Lord Cavendish |
Quarry Rigg - Windermere |
Church Stile Garden - Nether Wasdale |
| FRIENDS OF THE LAKE DISTRICT TROPHY | Best Sustainable Development |
Andrew Forsyth |
Kirkby Stephen | |
| DOREEN PARSONS YOUNG PERSONS TROPHY | Best Project/effort by youngsters |
Lord Cavendish |
Morland School |
St. Mary's Church School - Dalton-in-Newton |
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| PROVINCIAL INSURANCE TROPHY | Churchyards | Lord Cavendish | St. Nicholas Gardens - Whitehaven | St. Mary’s Church, Dalton-in-Furness |
| RHS DISCRETIONARY AWARD | “Local Roots” | Lord Cavendish | The Floral Ship, Whitehaven | |
| CUMBRIA TOURISM TROPHIES | ||||
| C.T.B. ROSE BOWL | Self-catering Establishments & Visitor Attractions | Haydn Spedding | Holker Hall & Gardens - Cark in Cartmel | Parkcliffe Camping & Caravan Estate - Windermere |
| C.T.B. CHAIRMAN’S TROPHY |
Bed & Breakfast/Guest House |
Haydn Spedding | The Willowsmere - Windermere | Kingswood – Ambleside |
| JACKIE SANDERSON TROPHY | Hotel Category |
Frank Sanderson |
Appleby Manor Country House Hotel, Appleby |
Graythwaite Manor Hotel, Grange over Sands |
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| DISTRICT SPECIAL TROPHIES | ||||
| ALLERDALE TROPHY | Best in Borough |
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Keswick | |
| COPELAND SHIELD | Best in Borough |
Mayoress Cllr. Mrs Linda Jackson |
Whitehaven | |
| EDEN TROPHY | Most improved in year |
Councillor Mrs. Raine |
Morland | |
| SOUTH LAKELAND TROPHY | Best in Borough |
Councillor Sylvia Emmott |
Grange-over-Sands | |
| SOUTH LAKELAND TROPHY | Best Commercial Premises in Borough | Councillor Sylvia Emmott | Graythwaite Manor Hotel, Grange-over-Sands | |
| SOUTH LAKELAND TROPHY | Award for Tourism in Borough | Councillor Sylvia Emmott | Holker Hall | |
| BARROW-IN-FURNESS TROPHY | Award for Achievement in the Borough | Mayor, Cllr. Rory McClure | St. Mary's Church. Dalton with Newton | |
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| VILLAGE PRESENTATIONS | ||||
| HOLMES OF NATLAND NURSERYMAN’S TROPHY | Best Hamlet | Ronnie Holmes | Nether Wasdale - Silver Gilt | Millthorp - Silver Gilt |
| WINDERMERE LAKE CRUISES TROPHY | Best Small Village |
Lord Cavendish |
Greystoke - Silver Gilt | Hesket Newmarket - Silver Gilt |
| HOUGHTON HALL TROPHY | Best Village | Lord Cavendish | Morland - Silver Gilt | Cartmel - Silver Gilt |
| NATIONAL PARK TROPHY | Best Large Village | Lord Cavendish | Kirkby Stephen - Gold | Dalston - Silver Gilt |
| TOWN PRESENTATIONS | ||||
| UCB TROPHY | Best Urban Community | No Entries This Year | ||
| JENNINGS TROPHY | Best Small Town | Lord Cavendish | Grange over Sands - Silver Gilt | Keswick - Silver Gilt |
| GLAXOSMITHKLINE TROPHY | Best Town | Lord Cavendish |
Windermere - Silver |
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| NUCLEAR MANAGEMENT PARTNERS | Best Large Town |
Howard Rooms |
Whitehaven - Gold | Kendal - Silver Gilt |
| KIMBERLY CLARK TROPHY |
Best Village Overall |
Lord Cavendish | Kirby Stephen - Gold | Dalston - Silver Gilt |
| RICKERBY LTD. TROPHY |
Best Overall Town & Urban Community |
Alistair McRobert | Whitehaven - Gold | Grange-over-Sands - Silver Gilt |
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| MEDAL AWARDS | ||||
| Gold |
Kirby Stephen Whitehaven |
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| Silver Gilt |
Cartmel Chapel Stile Dalston Distington Grange over Sands Great Strickland Greystoke Hesket Newmarket Kendal Keswick Millthorp Morland Nether Wasdale |
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Ambleside Baldwinholme Bothel Brampton Broughton-in-Furness Dalton with Newton Hallbankgate Houghton Kirkoswald Morton-cum-Hilton Newton Reigny Newton & Whiteflatt Threlkeld Windermere Workington |
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Blencow Bootle & Bootle Station Catterlen Johnby Motherby Penrith |
| Patrons: |
The Lord Cavendish of Furness DL., Mrs Olive Clarke OBE, JP, DL Mr Peter Howarth, Mr Eric Robson, DL |
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