CAMPAIGN DETAILS
Thank you for viewing the entry details for Anglia in Bloom.
Anglia in Bloom is open to all communities within the six counties of the Anglia region: Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Suffolk, and Norfolk. There is an entry category for all sizes of communities and some additional categories that may be entered either as additions to a main entry or as separate, standalone entries.
The entry criteria and fees are listed below, and an entry form for all main and additional categories is included.
As well as the entry to the main category – determined by population size – there is an opportunity to enter for ‘special awards’. An entry form for these is included, and as they are all areas that could give you good marks, you are encouraged to put forward entries in at least some.
We’ve included sample marking sheets in the Information for Entrants so that you can see what the judges will be looking for.
So good luck! We do look forward to coming to see you and to viewing your entries.
Entry Form
Below you can download the Entry Form for all the Main Categories.
Entrants Tips for Judging Day
Judging Day is always full on and very busy. These hints and tips are intended to help you plan ahead so that Judging Day goes as smoothly as possible.
Categories & Fees
Learn more about the Fees related to your Categories below.
It's Your Neighbourhood Info
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Special Awards Entry
Below you can download the Entry Form for our Special Award Categories.
Virtual Entries Infomation
Up to 10 good-quality images as JPEGs. Single images (not composite images or manipulated images) + 100 words with a description of the area with notable details (see judging sheets). Bullet points can be used.
OR a 2-minute video.
Judges' Briefing Notes Guidance
Judges' Briefing Notes replaces the portfolio. It is a simple introduction to the Entrant that provides background and guidance to judges on topics not covered on the judging route. The document carries no marks. All the marks are allocated based on what is seen and discussed on Judging Day.
Example Judges' Briefing Notes
Three example Judges' Briefing Notes.
Constitution
Want to learn more about our Constitution? You can download it by clicking below