Rugby Wins Gold Award for 16th Consecutive Year
Rugby has achieved several awards at the Heart of England in Bloom competition, including the Gold award for the 16th consecutive year.
The town's entry in the competition, run by the Royal Horticulture Society (RHS), followed the theme "Plants and People" for 2025. Rugby won the Gold in the Small City category, as well as the judge's discretionary award for Horticultural Excellence, and the Heart of England in Bloom Overall Winner.
- Gold in the Small City category
- Judge's discretionary award for Horticultural Excellence
- Heart of England in Bloom Overall Winner
Rugby has also been nominated for the national Britain in Bloom 2026 Small City category. The submission included contributions from various groups, including schools, volunteer groups, and conservation organizations such as Butterfly Conservation Warwickshire and Warwickshire Wildlife Trust.
Rugby's success is a testament to the town's commitment to horticulture and community involvement.
Author's summary: Rugby wins gold award for 16th year in a row.
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