South and South East In Bloom judge visits Bexhill-on-Sea

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Royal Horticultural Society's South and South East In Bloom judge Chris Murphy was given a guided tour around Bexhill-on-Sea by Bexhill In Blooms President Lord Brett McLean and Rother District Councillor Polly Gray.

Chris Murphy RHS South and South East In Bloom judge with RVS Platinum Champion and President of Bexhill In Bloom Lord Brett McLean, pictured with the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Bexhill-on-Sea | Lord Brett's Ladybird Photography

placeholder image — Chris Murphy RHS South and South East In Bloom judge with RVS Platinum Champion and President of Bexhill In Bloom Lord Brett McLean, pictured with the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Bexhill-on-Sea | Lord Brett's Ladybird Photography

The trio were chauffeured around Bexhill by Bexhill 100"s Paul Brailsford in his classic Ford Sierra XR4i Cosworth.

The tour included a visit to Manor Gardens, Old Town, The Footbridge Project, St. Barnabas Church, Bexhill Heritage restored promenade shelters, The Beach Garden finishing with a tour and civic reception in Egerton Park.

Bexhill In Bloom members with RHS Judge, Mayor, Deputy Mayor and Past Mayors and Councillors for Bexhill | Lord Brett's Ladybird Photography

The Judge marked Bexhill-on-Sea on its cosmetic street scene through the use of horticulture including flowering displays, environmental impact, recycling initiatives, community involvement and impact and partnership working.

Lord Brett McLean said " It is an important day for Bexhill In Bloom to showcase the positive elements of Bexhill-on-Sea including its community partnerships, highlighting our dedicated, passionate and enthusiastic volunteers who all do their bit throughout the year to make Bexhill-on-Sea look beautiful.

Thanks must also go to Rother District Council, Bexhill on sea Town Council, Community Supporters, Young Pollinators and the myriad of other service organisations out there that all contribute to the betterment of Bexhill-on-Sea. "