THE TIRELESS WORK OF THE WAR GRAVES COMMISSION
November 8th 2018
The Gardeners’ Company Harvest Festival this year was held at the Church of St Vedas alias Foster in the City. The Principal speaker at the event was Lt General Sir William Rollo KCB, CBE, Commissioner of the War Graves Commission. This the text of his address: Read the rest of this entry
Sheep Drive
September 30th 2018
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GREEN HEALTH LIVE CONFERENCE
September 23rd 2018
A day conference for professionals and those interested in the healing environment will be held on Tuesday 2nd October at Lambeth Palace. Read the rest of this entry
SUCCESS FOR THE GARDENERS OF THE FUTURE
August 13th 2018
Eleven more enthusiastic new Future Gardeners have graduated from the special courses run by Bankside Open Spaces Trust in conjunction with the Gardeners’ Company. Read the rest of this entry
The very best of botanical art
July 4th 2018
Worth a Thousand Words is a new exhibition of botanical art launched today by the RHS at the Lindley Library in Vincent Square. It is open Monday-Friday from 10am to 5pm until 17th August. Read the rest of this entry
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR HORTICULTURISTS
May 29th 2018
Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust – a great opportunity for horticulturists. Unlock your potential and inspire our industry for the future.
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NATIONAL CHILDREN'S GARDENING WEEK
May 21st 2018
National Children’s Gardening Week (26th May - 3rd June) aims to get more children involved in growing plants, getting outside, enjoying nature and gardening. Read the rest of this entry
PRINCE EDWARD AWARD FOR CHARTERED HORTICULTURIST
May 21st 2018
The Prince Edward Award, which highlights excellence in the field of Horticulture, Horticultural Education and Career Development, was given to David Domoney by the Master of the Worshipful Company of Gardeners at the Goldsmiths Hall, City of London. Read the rest of this entry
NEW HEAD GARDENER AT CHELSEA PHYSIC
May 21st 2018
Nell Jones has replaced Nick Bailey as Head Gardener at Chelsea Physic Garden. A former volunteer at the garden, she became a full-time trainee. Read the rest of this entry
A lighting strategy for the city
April 2nd 2018
The City of London Corporation is to bring innovative lighting proposals to the Square Mile, including remotely operated lighting that will complement the look of historic buildings, improve energy usage and help tackle light pollution.
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Perennial answers more calls for help
April 2nd 2018
The number of people finding themselves in crisis and in need of help from Perennial increased again last year.
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A very special garden in the Guildhall Yard
March 25th 2018
The Guildhall Yard is home at the moment to a fascinating temporary garden, built by the Gardeners’ Company to celebrate the centenary of the end of fighting in the First World War. Read the rest of this entry
SHAKESPEARE MEETS KEATS IN HAMPSTEAD
February 25th 2018
A former history teacher is to take over as curator of Keats House in Hampstead, the poet’s home from 1818 to 1820.
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MAGICAL DESIGN AT HAMPTON COURT
February 6th 2018
Landscape architect Robert Myers has won the Society of Garden Designers' (SGD) Awards grand award for The Magic Garden at Hampton Court Palace. Read the rest of this entry
PANCAKE RACES IN GUILDHALL YARD
February 1st 2018
The Inter Livery Pancake Races are held every year in Guildhall Yard on Shrove Tuesday, which falls this year on 13th February, reports Mary Cole-Adams Read the rest of this entry
BIG STEP FORWARD FOR EPPING FOREST
January 17th 2018
The first Epping Forest Consultative Committee will meet on 24th January to discuss and debate management and policy issues relating to the ancient woodland. The City of London Corporation, which manages Epping Forest, will bring together representatives from 16 local groups who use the Forest into the formal governance process of the site. Read the rest of this entry
on the punishment of convicts...
January 7th 2018
A free exhibition at the London Metropolitan Archives runs until 16th May (during normal office hours) and tells the story of the way the UK’s punishment of criminals changed between 1700 and 1900. Read the rest of this entry
Ancestry and Family History for beginners
January 7th 2018
On Tuesday 23rd January the Guildhall Library is holding a free introductory workshop from 2-3pm. Read the rest of this entry