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Open Gardens for Scannappeal, Aylesbury Awakens for Business
OPEN GARDENS
FOR SCANNAPPEAL
TYRINGHAM HALL Cuddington, Aylesbury HP18 0AP
2 July, 2-5pm
Clever planting of herbaceous borders, mixed with perennials, shrubs and climbing plants around the three lawns leading down to a natural spring fed duck pond. This is a gorgeous historic garden with unrestricted views of the Buckinghamshire countryside. Relish and enjoy! £7 in advance only. Visit
scannappeal.org.uk/event/tyringham-hall-open-
garden-2 to book.
BLEDLOW MANOR Bledlow HP27 9PB
9 July, 2-4:30pm
Set in the Chiltern Hills near Princes Risborough, these are the private gardens of Lord Carrington, designed by Robert Adam. Beautiful walled kitchen garden, herbaceous borders, water garden, parterres and many contemporary sculptures. We are also offering a pre-bookable traditional afternoon tea, contact us bht.info.scannappeal@nhs. net or call us 01494 734161 for further information. £7 in advance and £7.50 on the gate. Visit
scannappeal.org.uk/event/bledlow-manor-open-
garden-3 to book.
TYTHROP PARK Kingsey, Aylesbury HP17 8LT
15 July, 2-4:30pm
A stunning garden not to be missed. Ten acres of gardens surrounding a late 17th century Manor House (not open), set within 60 acres of parkland. The gardens have recently undergone some major changes, with a hard landscape design by Robert Myers incorporated within the old walled area. For brave visitors, there is a viewing tower to look across the striking walled garden. £7 in advance only. Under 12s free of charge. Visit scannappeal.org.uk/event/ tythrop-park-open-garden-2 to book.
AYLESBURY AWAKENS
FOR BUSINESS
The sun is shining, the birds are singing and the sound of people’s voices and laughter are slowly returning
to the town. Lockdown has been exceptionally hard for so many people including all the independent businesses throughout the town.
From mid-April businesses began to reopen their doors and welcome the public back into their establishments. Work has been undertaken to improve the town with extra planting, window wraps and glorious displays of hanging baskets. Many cafés and restaurants have outside seating encouraging people to enjoy alfresco time and meet up with friends as COVID rules allowed groups of up to six people.
As the town has reopened there is a plethora of street entertainment lined up for every Saturday between 11:30am-2:30pm in the town centre, alongside specialty markets. See visitaylesbury.co.uk for more details.
To celebrate reopening there will be craft stalls joining the main market on Saturday 26 June. If you would like to trade, please email diane.harrison@buckinghamshire. gov.uk for more information. The town will be celebrating on that day with businesses joining in with bunting and balloons. Now more than ever we need to shop local and support our businesses.
