Saddleworth Parish Council has announced the results of its Saddleworth In Bloom competition. The Old Bell in Delph took the award for Best Blooming Pub, with the other prizes for private gardens going to winners in Greenfield, Grasscroft and elsewhere in Delph.
Judging took place last Thursday. The panel consisted of the Parish Council’s Chairman, Cllr Keith Begley, along with local gardening expert Frank Ashton and members of the Parish Council’s sub-committee for Special Projects.
The prize winners were:
Container Garden
1st Mrs Helen Hall, 8 Church Street, Delph
2nd Mrs Ann Smith, 47 Platt Lane, Dobcross
3rd Mr Richard Dawes, 51 Oldham Road, Springhead
Small Garden
1st Mr Edward Butterworth, Lowood, 2 Wimberry Close, Greenfield
2nd Mr Tony Finnegan, 17 Bridge Street, Springhead
3rd Mr Paul & Mrs Pamela Davies, 833 Huddersfield Road, Austerlands
Medium Garden
1st Mr Thomas Adamson, 46 Burnedge Lane, Grasscroft
2nd Dr Eamon & Mrs Pauline O’Daly, 22 Church Road, Uppermill
3rd Mrs Christine Fish, Hill View, Kinders Lane, Greenfield
Large Garden
1st Mr Harry & Mrs Val Pinkerton, 8 The Nook, Greenfield
Best Community Garden
1st Mrs Sheila Cronley, 81 – 85 Beech Avenue, Greenfield
2nd Mr Michael Marsh, Shady Vale, Church Street
Best Blooming Pub
1st The Old Bell Inn, Huddersfield Road, Delph
2nd The Hanging Gate, Huddersfield Road, Diggle
3rd The Railway Hotel, Shaw Hall Bank Rd, Greenfield





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