We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with the telephone lines. We hope that they will be fixed soon. Should you have an urgent enquiry, please email info@aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk  We are sorry for any inconvenience caused. Many thanks the ATC team

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Every year the Aylesbury Town Council organises the Aylesbury in Bloom garden competition for resident, organisations/businesses and schools.

Categories range from Best Front Garden, to Best Back Garden, Best Edible Garden, Best Wildlife Nature Garden and Best Container Garden to Best Communal Garden.

The gardens are judged by volunteer judges Sandra Ferguson, Rosemary Brown, Anne Brooker, Janet Leech and Sue Wright, who are all keen gardeners and horticulturalists. All of them have been judging gardens for many years and are always happy to help the participants with tips and advice.

We would like to express our sincere thank you to all the judges for giving up their time and spending days looking around all of the magnificent gardens.

This year the judging and awarding criteria were changed to be similar to the Royal Horticultural Society ones. According to the overall marks achieved participants were either awarded a certificate, bronze, silver, silver gilt or gold medal.

For the full results in each category please see the table below.

During their days of looking and marking all gardens the judges also saw some amazing Communal Gardens, all of them with a different purpose. Two were to provide respite to patience, others were to provide the residents with an area where they can sit and relax or work in the garden, whilst fostering community and others brightened up relaxing gastronomy areas.

The Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity achieved the highest marks in communal garden category and was awarded the Mayor’s Cup.

The Overall Best Garden winner of the crystal trophy are Mr P & Mrs M Walker. Their garden is a great example of what can be done within a small space. Through the use of containers with a mixture of evergreens, bamboo, ferns, perennials and annuals they created an oasis. Interspersed with a variety of artefacts, mirrors, sculptures and water features it ensures that you see a different aspect of the garden no matter where you look.

The runner-up and commendation prizes were also awarded to the recipients during the awards evening.

The judges reiterated that all gardens they had seen throughout the summer were simply stunning and that the love and tender care which goes into these gardens shone through in every aspect.

Awards Presentation Evening

The awards presentation took place on 19th September at the wonderful Lindengate Gardens. Town Mayor Cllr Mike Smith together with Mark Vosper from our competition sponsors Michael Anthony Estate Agents handed out medals, trophies and prizes to the participants.

Gardens – Special Awards

Best Front Gardens

Best  Back Garden

Best Edible Garden

Best Container Garden

Best Wildlife/Nature Garden

Garden competition Results Category Bronze Silver Silver Gilt Gold Best Front Garden   Mr N Murray Mr M Ridgway

Mr P Trayling Mr P Welch

Mr D & Mrs L Ridgway Best Back Garden   Mrs M Baroi

Mr S Mitchell

Mr M Ridgway

Miss E Telfer  & Mrs H Weston

Mr P Mayhew Mr P Welch

Mrs Pinzani

Mr R & Mrs H Murray

Mrs J Keasley

Mr D & Mrs L Ridgway Best Edible Garden   Mrs C Forward

Mr G Aylett

Miss E Telfer  & Mrs H Weston Mr R & Mrs H Murray

Mr D Ridgway Best Container Garden   Mr N Murray Mr P Welch

Mr D & Mrs L Ridgway

Mr P & Mrs M Walker Best Wildlife/Nature Garden Miss E Telfer  & Mrs H Weston Mr M Ridgway

Mr J Pascoe Mr R & Mrs H Murray Best Communal Garden   The King’s Head Florence Nightingale Charity Hospice

Horatio Garden

Sycamore Court Special Awards Winners Judges’ Commendation – Best Improved Garden Miss E Telfer & Mrs H Weston Judges’ Commendation – Most innovative Edible Garden Mr D Ridgway Judges’ Commendation – Creative Provision for Wildlife Mr J Pascoe Mayor’s Cup – Best Overall Communal Garden Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity Best Newcomer Mrs Pinzani Best Overall Garden Mr P & Mrs M Walker

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We sincerely hope that you enjoyed this year’s Tudor Fayre at the Bucks County Museum. To help us plan next year’s event we work on feedback from this year’s event – please do take a moment to complete this short survey to let us know your views by completing the below form – many thanks ATC

Please note, that this form is sent to us anonymously, so if you have a specific question, issue, complain, praise, that requires a response / answer, then please do email us directly so that we can respond.  r.mayhew@aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk

This survey will close at noon on Friday 20th  September 2019

Tudor Fayre - Survey 2019 Post Event Survey for Tudor Fayre

• Overall, how would you rate the event?*
  • Excellent
  • Very good
  • Fairly Good
  • Mildly Good
  • Not good at all
• How friendly / helpful were the staff and volunteers?*
  • Extremely
  • Very
  • Moderately
  • Slightly
  • Not at all
• How long did you stay at the event?*
  • 30 minutes - 1 hour
  • 1 - 2 hours
  • 2 - 3 hours
  • 3 - 4 hours
  • 4+ hours
• If you brought children to the event, please state their ages. Or write None*
• What activities did you take part in / see?*
  • Trail around the event
  • Static sword display
  • King Henry VIII
  • Craft with QPA
  • Music Workshop
  • Horrible Histories Show
  • Navigator
  • Confectioner
  • Bee Skep Making
  • Spinning
  • Sword Demonstration
  • Plessis Armouries
  • Da Vinci Zone
  • Flying Room
  • Wandering Musicians
• Of these, which was your favourite to do*
• Of these, which was your favourite to watch*
• Did you attend last year's Tudor Fayre
  • Yes
  • No
• Which of these other Aylesbury Town Council events have you attended in the past 12 months?
  • Soapbox Derby on Father's Day
  • Aylesbury on Sea
  • Lost in Time
  • Live in the Park
  • Proms in the Park
  • Festive Family Fun
  • Carolfest
• How did you hear about the event?
  • Social Media
  • Mix96
  • Board outside school
  • Bucks Herald
  • Poster / Board / Banner
  • Web listing site
  • Friend / Family
  • Aylesbury Town Matters Magazine
  • BuDS
  • School
  • Other
• What was your primary reason for coming into town today?
  • To attend the event
  • To go shopping
  • To visit restaurants / bars
• Are you from the Aylesbury area? (approximately)
  • Within 2 miles of Aylesbury
  • 2 - 5 miles from Aylesbury
  • 5 - 10 miles from Aylesbury
  • 10+ miles form Aylesbury
• How likely are you to come to next year's Tudor Fayre
  • Extremely likely
  • Very likely
  • Moderately likely
  • Slightly likely
  • Not at all likely
• Please let us know any other feedback / comments / suggestions you may have to help us improve further.

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Issue 54 of Aylesbury Town Matters is out now and is being delivered to all residents in the Parish of Aylesbury over the next 4 weeks. You can also view and download a copy by clicking on the below button.

This issue covers lots of community news and events, the forthcoming Christmas events Carolfest and Festive Family Fun. Read all about our school garden competition and the results,  confessions of an allotment addict, the work undertaken by the Aylesbury Town Dementia Action Alliance as well as lots of other community news from various groups and organisations.

Aylesbury Town Matters is also available in Audio Format. We have teamed up with Aylesbury Talking Newspaper Association. If you wish to receive the magazine in audio format then please contact Christine at ATNA direct on 01296 428861 or e-mail aylesburytn@yahoo.co.uk who will make the necessary arrangements.

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We sincerely hope that you enjoyed Proms in the Park 2019. To help us plan next year’s event we work on feedback from this year’s event – please do take a moment to complete the short survey to let us know your views by completing the below form – many thanks

This survey will close at noon on Friday 6 September, 2019

Proms in the Park 2019 - Survey Post Event Survey for Proms in the Park 2019

• Overall, how would you rate the event?*
  • Excellent
  • Very Good
  • Fairly Good
  • Mildly Good
  • Not good at all
• How friendly / helpful were the staff and volunteers?*
  • Extremely
  • Very
  • Moderately
  • Slightly
  • Not at all
• Approx. what time did you arrive?
  • 4pm
  • 5pm
  • 6pm
  • 7pm
  • 8pm
• Did you stay for fireworks at the end? (9:30pm)
  • yes
  • no
• If no - what time did you leave and why
• If you brought children to the event, please state their ages. Or none
• Did you / your party use any of the food / drink outlets?
  • The New Zealand - Bar
  • The Works - Ice-Cream
  • The Coffee Stop (fresh coffee)
  • Charity Coffee (instant tea / coffee)
  • Beef Olive Picnic Hamper - pre ordered
  • Brought own food
  • Brought own drink
  • Left site to purchase
  Tick as many that apply
• Did you attend last year's Proms in the Park?
  • Yes
  • No
• Did you attend any other events across the Parklife Weekend
  • Live in the Park
  • Stars in the Park
  • Church in the Park
  • Banquet in the Park
• How did you hear about the event?
  • Social Media
  • Mix96
  • Bucks Herald
  • Poster / Board / Banner
  • Web listing site
  • Friend / Family
  • Aylesbury Town Matters Magazine
  • BuDS
  • Other
• What was your primary reason for coming to the event?
  • Listen to the music
  • Entertain the kids
  • Spend time with family / friends
  • Experience something new
• Are you from the Aylesbury area? (approximately)
  • Within 2 miles of Aylesbury
  • 2 - 5 miles from Aylesbury
  • 5 - 10 miles from Aylesbury
  • 10+ miles form Aylesbury
• How likely are you to attend next year's Proms in the Park
  • Extremely
  • Very
  • Moderatley
  • Slightly
  • Not at all
• Please add any further comments or suggestions you may have

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We sincerely hope that you enjoyed Live in the Park 2019. To help us plan next year’s event we work on feedback from this year’s event – please do take a moment to complete the short survey to let us know your views by completing the below form – many thanks

This survey will close at noon on Friday 6 September, 2019

Live in the Park 2019 - Survey Post Event Survey for Live in the Park 2019

• Overall, how would you rate the event?*
  • Excellent
  • Very Good
  • Fairly Good
  • Mildly Good
  • Not good at all
• How friendly / helpful were the staff and volunteers?*
  • Extremely
  • Very
  • Moderately
  • Slightly
  • Not at all
• Approx. what time did you arrive?
  • 12noon
  • 1pm
  • 2pm
  • 3pm
  • 4pm
  • 5pm
  • 6pm
  • 7pm
  • 8pm
• Approx. what time did you leave?
  • 1pm
  • 2pm
  • 3pm
  • 4pm
  • 5pm
  • 6pm
  • 7pm
  • 8pm
  • 9pm
  • 9:45pm (end of the event)
  • 10pm
• If you brought children to the event, please state their ages. or None
• What activities did you / your family take part in / see
  • Listening to the music
  • Fun Fair
  • Community Involvement Area
  • Market Stalls
• Did you / your party use any of the food / drink outlets?
  • Funky Elephant
  • Go Greek
  • OMG Street Food
  • Charity Coffee stall (instant)
  • The Coffee Stop (proper coffee)
  • Buckleberry Crepes
  • The Works
  • Ice-Cream van
  • The New Zealand - Bar
  • Chiltern Brewery
  • The Horse & Jockey
  • Brought own food
  • Brought own drink
  • Left site to purchase
• Did you attend last year's Live in the Park?
  • Yes
  • No
• Are you planning to come to any of the other events across the Parklife Weekend
  • Stars in the Park
  • Church in the Park
  • Banquet in the Park
  • Proms in the Park
• How did you hear about the event?
  • Social Media
  • Mix96
  • Bucks Herald
  • Poster / Board / Banner
  • Web listing site
  • Friend / Family
  • Aylesbury Town Matters Magazine
  • BuDS
  • Other
• What was your primary reason for coming to the event?
  • Listen to the music
  • Entertain the kids
  • Spend time with family / friends
• Are you from the Aylesbury area? (approximately)
  • Within 2 miles of Aylesbury
  • 2 - 5 miles from Aylesbury
  • 5 - 10 miles from Aylesbury
  • 10+ miles form Aylesbury
• How likely are you to attend next year's Live in the Park
  • Extremely
  • Very
  • Moderatley
  • Slightly
  • Not at all
• Please add any further comments or suggestions you may have

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After an excellent start to the season last night's performance fell way short of all previous outings.

Tomorrow evening AVDFC entertain Codicote in the League Challenge Cup with a 7.45PM ko at Haywood Way

An own goal from Wembley on the stroke of half time gave Aylesbury all three points in this top of the table encounter

All programmes this season will only be available in a digital format

In front of a bumper crowd OF 204 it was Aylesbury that progressed to the next round

Aylesbury will travel to Reading City of the Hellenic Premier Division in the Preliminary Round of the B&B Senior Cup

As we did last season Programmes will only be available this year in a digital format

A goal just on half time from Keith Mupfururirwa gave The Dynamos a draw at Hellenic side Royal Wootton Bassett

Young Striker Harry Scott has signed Spartan League Forms and returns to the club.

AMG is a local family business who's history streched back to 1976 who have continued to expand since then.

The Dynamos’ goal lived a charmed life, but picked up their first home victory of the season with a 2-0 victory over Crawley Green

The club is running a coach this Saturday for the FA Cup tie at Wootton Bassett

On Tuesday we entertain Crawley Green in the Spartan Premier League and the Matchday Programme is now available to view