Structure
The competition currently has twelve entry categories, most of which are determined by population size. Within each category, similarly sized communities compete across a spectrum of horticultural endeavour, community participation and environmental responsibility, which includes dealing with issues of litter, graffiti and vandalism.
- Category A
- Small Village
- Village
- Large Village
- Category B
- Small Town
- Town
- Large Town
- Category C
- Small City
- City
- Large City
- Category D
- Urban Community
- Category E
- Small Coastal (electoral roll up to 12K)
- Large Coastal (electoral roll over 12K)
Read more about this topic: Britain In Bloom
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