Plant these to help save the bees.

Thank you Linda for a fantastic job repainting the Summer House in the Community Garden!
It looks fabulous, well done.

The Formiums have been given a hair cut, split up and planted by the Elders and Sisters from the Preston Temple. We can’t wait till they start growing again. The grasses outside the fence compliment the formiums inside, both will spread to fill in any gaps. What a difference they’ve made to the Community Garden. Thank you everyone for your hard work.

Chorley in Bloom were awarded gold in the Small City Category for RHS North West in Bloom 2022

Thank you to our volunteers for your help, sponsors and our partner Chorley Council for your support. We all pulled together to achieve this. Thank you again everyone.

Welcome to the Co-op Local Community Fund
As of today, our Co-op Members will officially be able to support Chorley in Bloom Group as part of the Local Community Fund.Every cause has their own dedicated page on our membership website. The page includes information about the project you’re raising funds for which was taken from your original application.
Copy and paste the link below and share on social media, encouraging your followers to share this too.
The link to your cause profile page is https://membership.coop.co.uk/causes/58572
The page also shows the amount of money your cause has raised to date, so you can track the amount of money raised during the funding period.

Please support us. Thank you

Small community orchard planting ceremony for Chorley in Bloom

Last Sunday Chorley in Bloom held a tree planting ceremony at Cotswold House.

The planting of a mini orchard took place at 11am which Chorley Mayor Steve Holgate and Mayoress Emma Adlam both attended.

Chairman of Chorley in Bloom Iris Smith said: “We planted a small community orchard at Cotswold House with 10 mixed fruit trees donated by the Mayoress and her husband Paul.

“The Mayor and volunteers from the Scouts and Chorley in Bloom helped with the planting.”

She added: “We were extremely lucky with the weather. We had the work we did inspected every now and again by Tinker the dog who seemed to approve our work and kept us all amused.

“Thank you everyone for your hard work. Thanks also go the Chorley Council operatives who dug the holes for us.”

It’s GOLD again in the RHS North west in Bloom in the Small City category for Chorley in Bloom. Well done to everyone who has contributed to this Award. Thank you to our volunteers for your help, sponsors and our partner Chorley Council for your support. We all pulled together to achieve this. Thank you again everyone.