The Liphook in Bloom Committee with Sue Lapicki from Bramshott Place Village (second from the right)

Bramshott Place Village has had a decidedly horticultural flavour this year, sponsoring two important local voluntary initiatives. For the second year running the over 55s development has sponsored a beautiful flower bed outside the main post office sorting office in Liphook as part of the award winning Liphook in Bloom project. Also this year, it was the major sponsor of the highly successful Bramshott Open Gardens Weekend and Flower Festival which took place in June, attracting over 900 visitors and raising more than £12,500 for three charities - Macmillan Cancer Support, St Mary’s Church, and the Bramshott and Liphook Preservation Society’s Sunken Lanes Project.

L to R: Craig McGregor, Chairman of the Bramshott Open Gardens Committee, Jill Meech, representing Macmillan Cancer Support, and Adrian Bird of the Bramshott and Liphook Preservation Society, Alison Bennett, Curate of St. Mary’s, and Lucy Matthews from Bramshott Place Village.