Churchover Gardening Club

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 5th Jul 2011

The Churchover Gardening Club have benefited from the support of LEADER funded service project 'Get Growing'

Funding has enabled them to visit the Malvern Show and also supplied resources and prizes for them to hold a community potato growing competition.

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