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Barham Park Trust Committee

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The Barham Park Trust Committee is currently reviewing operational updates on park maintenance and horticultural achievements.

In September 2026, the Barham Park Trust Committee received an operational and strategic update. This update included the recognition of Barham Park's Walled Garden with a Silver Gilt in the London in Bloom 2025 competition, highlighting ongoing horticultural efforts. The committee also noted the establishment of plants in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Garden, funded by NCIL grants, and essential tree maintenance works completed due to storm damage.

The Barham Park Trust Committee is responsible for the management and development of Barham Park in Brent, overseeing its operations and financial aspects. Its role involves ensuring the park's upkeep and enhancement for public benefit.

Key facts

  1. Barham Park's Walled Garden received a Silver Gilt in the London in Bloom 2025 competition in September 2026. Source
  2. The Barham Park Trust Committee received an operational and strategic update in September 2026. Source
  3. Plants were established in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Garden using NCIL grants. Source
  4. Essential tree maintenance works were completed due to storm damage. Source
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  1. Barham Park's Walled Garden Secures Silver Gilt in London in Bloom Awards Barham Park's Walled Garden has been recognised with a prestigious London in Bloom award, achieving a Silver Gilt in the 2025 competition. The accolade highlights the ongoing... Brent 12 September 2026