Congleton in Bloom is thrilled to announce its first Town Tidy Day of 2025, kicking off the campaign to secure its fifth gold in the RHS Britain in Bloom UK Finals.
The community event will take place on Saturday 1st February, from 10am to 12pm at Astbury Mere Country Park (Sandy Lane, CW12 4FP).
This year’s Town Tidy Days promise to be bigger and better than ever, starting with a focus on hedge planting and litter picking at the stunning Astbury Mere. Volunteers will help plant a new hedgerow and orchard, enhancing the natural beauty of this much-loved local gem.
Residents of all ages are encouraged to join in and make a difference in their community. No prior experience is needed—just turn up, bring your enthusiasm, and enjoy a morning of rewarding activity. All equipment will be provided, but volunteers should wear sensible clothing and footwear suitable for outdoor work.
Glen Williams, Congleton’s dedicated Town Tidy Champion, shares his encouragement:
"Every pair of hands makes a huge difference. Whether you're planting a hedge, picking up litter, or simply lending a hand, every effort counts. Come along, meet new people, and be part of something truly special as we aim for another gold!”
Congleton in Bloom hosts Town Tidy Days on the first Saturday of every month, with activities ranging from planting and weeding to litter picking.
Locations vary, so keep up to date by visiting the Congleton in Bloom Facebook page or emailing:
Pictured - Glen Williams (L) with Town Tidy volunteers.
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