Video: Carrickfergus in Bloom presentation

Community floral and artistic creativity has been recognised at the annual Carrickfergus in Bloom awards lunch.
By The Newsroom
Published 31st Oct 2014, 17:14 BST
Brighter Whitehead was the winner of the Best Kept Community Planting Scheme, inlcuded are the Mayor, Alderman Charles Johnston, Councillor Isobel Day and Alderman May Beattie. INCT 45-799-CON BRIGHTBrighter Whitehead was the winner of the Best Kept Community Planting Scheme, inlcuded are the Mayor, Alderman Charles Johnston, Councillor Isobel Day and Alderman May Beattie. INCT 45-799-CON BRIGHT
Brighter Whitehead was the winner of the Best Kept Community Planting Scheme, inlcuded are the Mayor, Alderman Charles Johnston, Councillor Isobel Day and Alderman May Beattie. INCT 45-799-CON BRIGHT

Upwards of 90 people attended the presentation organised by Carrickfergus Borough Council at which ‘Best Kept’ competition winners and runners-up received their well-earned certificates and prizes from the Mayor, Alderman Charles Johnston.

Congratulating all the participants, Alderman May Beattie, chairperson of Parks, Countryside and Amenities sub-committee, said: “This year over 1,230 people created some beautiful floral displays that we can all enjoy.”

Full story in the next edition of the Carrick Times, on sale Wednesday, November 6, 2014.

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