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Floral Forest

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First competed in RHS Britain in Bloom in 2000 (Bronze). Has represented Guernsey in the UK Finals four times. Won gold at 2022 Britain in Bloom in Large Village category, as covered by BBC News. (inferred from the source page)

Floral Forest is a charity based in the parish of Forest, Guernsey, dedicated to enhancing the natural environment through encouragement, education, and example. Its mission includes raising parish pride, maintaining areas of special interest, keeping on top of litter, and involving the parish's children. The group is run by a committee of seven volunteers who meet once or twice a month to organise fundraising events. The Forest Floral Group takes part in the annual Floral Guernsey Community and Douzaine Room competitions. —

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People1

  • Sarah Plumley — Chairperson and Secretary

From their website

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  • Floral display maintenance (inferred from the source page)
  • Parish beautification (inferred from the source page)
  • Litter collection (wombling) (inferred from the source page)
  • School gardening clubs
  • Plant sales (inferred from the source page)

Contact

Phone
+44 1481 263376
Email
sarniaplumley@hotmail.com
Website
forestparish.org.gg
Social
Address
La Villiaze Lodge, Rue de la Villiaze, Forest, GY8 0HQ

History2

Key dates and recorded company events for Floral Forest.

  • 2000—First competed in RHS Britain in Bloom
  • 2022—Won gold at Britain in Bloom in Large Village category

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