Blooming Lambeth Awards 2020

 

This year, due to the Covid 19 pandemic, our awards ceremony was held virtually.  Below you will find the 7 categories of 2020 along with the winners and the highly commended nominations for each category.  We also feature 4 growers for their incredible commitment to supporting and encouraging food growing in the borough over 2020.

 

Awards Celebration Event

 

Awards 

 

Category 1: Ivor Picardo award for the most abundant vegetable patch

Winner: Alison Jones and the Southwell Community Garden

Highly Commended:  Inez Simms, Edmundsbury Court Estate and Florence and Herald Douglas, Horle Walk 

 

Category 2: Against the odds

Winner: Cath Raitt, Palace Road Estate Residents’ Association

 

Cateogory 3: Get creative – a public vote

Winner: Caldwell Estate Community Garden

Highly Commended:  Dave Sohanpal

 

Category 4: School garden – a public vote

Winner: Sudbourne School

Highly Commended:  Hitherfield School

 

Category 5: Most imaginative container or growing space – a public vote

Winner: Lower Marsh Market’s “Edible Marsh” project

Highly Commended:  Coligny Court, Calais Gate & Coligny Court TRA

 

Category 6: My lockdown garden

Winner: Miriam Thripp

Highly Commended:  Natasha and Nayla Samy Lozada and Lambeth Towers’ Community Garden

 

Category 7: Above and beyond

Winner: Kathy Jones, Loughborough Park Community Garden

Highly Commended: Larkhall Park Community Garden, Lairdale Estate Community Garden, Angell Town growing project, Gillian Marshall-Dunkley and Anthony Johnson, Rocio Adams

 

Special Thanks to these amazing people for their commitment and support to food growing in the community:

Poppy George and the Rosendale 2020 growers

Robert Finlay and the Eco Farming Warriors of SE19/27

Fabrice Boltho and the team at Myatt’s Fields Park

Chris Daniels a volunteer at St John’s Waterlo