Sponsored
//York Fashion Week launched//New law office opens in York//More than half of SMEs are currently struggling to pay tax bills//Housebuilder acquires parcel of land in Harrogate//EY strengthens Yorkshire business with new partner appointment//Yorkshire Businesswomen bring the curriculum to life through alfresco learning//The Fashion Ball returns to Leeds Dock for its biggest reunion yet//Summer of sport fun day comes to Shipley//York Fashion Week launched//New law office opens in York//More than half of SMEs are currently struggling to pay tax bills//Housebuilder acquires parcel of land in Harrogate//EY strengthens Yorkshire business with new partner appointment//Yorkshire Businesswomen bring the curriculum to life through alfresco learning//The Fashion Ball returns to Leeds Dock for its biggest reunion yet//Summer of sport fun day comes to Shipley
Bradford Garden Centre wins award for Christmas displays for the sixth time
Back to News
Fashion and Lifestyle

Bradford Garden Centre wins award for Christmas displays for the sixth time

The Editor

The Editor

|1 min read

Festive displays at a Bradford garden centre have been named the best in the North East of England by a horticultural trade association for the sixth time.

Tong Garden Centre was judged on the range, merchandising, marketing, presentation and displays of Christmas lines including trees, decorations, tableware, candles, giftware and food during the Garden Centre Association's (GCA) recent inspection for its annual Christmas Competition.

Winners are selected for their ability to demonstrate a real ‘wow factor' by highlighting their product range with innovative and inspirational displays that create excitement and a festive ambience. The judges singled out the centre's ‘value for money' for special commendation and awarded an unprecedented 20/20 for the Tong Lane centre's product range.

Tong's commercial director Sharon McNair said: "Congratulations to everyone - it's a great result and very well deserved. Christmas at Tong really is a massive team effort and every department within the centre has contributed to this amazing result.

"Winning this award for the sixth time is testament to the team's skill and ongoing commitment to giving our customers one of the most memorable Christmas experiences in Yorkshire."

GCA judge, Phil McGann, said: "Tong Garden Centre is a super busy centre emphasising value for money accompanied by great creativity. A big building to create atmosphere but staff are super, displays great and food hall good. Christmas is well represented throughout the centre. A delight to visit - thanks."

Established in 1966, the GCA champions professionalism in garden centre retailing. Every year, its members throughout the UK and Northern Ireland must undergo a comprehensive annual inspection to ensure they continue to meet the stringent criteria set out by the association and therefore maintain membership.

Tong Garden Centre occupies a 19-acre site in Tong village. It is one of Yorkshire's biggest independent garden centres with 125,000 square feet of retail space and parking for up to 700 cars. Next year, Tong's sister site at Tingley will be eligible to join the competition.

Sponsored
780×90

Share this article

https://yorkshirebusinesswoman.co.uk/news/bradford-garden-centre-wins-award-for-christmas-displays-for-the-sixth-time

Related Articles

York Fashion Week launched

York Fashion Week launched

After blowing us away with the debut runway show to take place in York Museum Gardens, York Fashion Week is back and bringing together creativity, expertise and collaboration with the launch of The Creative Exchange; a free business consultancy event designed to support those working across the fashion and creative industries. Taking place across two dates this July, The Creative Exchange offers guests a unique opportunity to spend dedicated one-to-one time with six experienced industry profes

Summer of sport fun day comes to Shipley

Summer of sport fun day comes to Shipley

Families are invited to enjoy a free day of sport, entertainment and community activities in Shipley on Saturday 18 July, as part of the town's popular Summer Special event. Organised by Shipley Town Council, the event will take place from 11am to 3pm and features a packed programme of sport-inspired activities, live entertainment, arts and crafts, and an outdoor market. All activities are free and open to everyone. Highlights include: * Free skateboarding lessons in the Market Square c

Korean Beauty store moida set to arrive at Trinity Leeds

Korean Beauty store moida set to arrive at Trinity Leeds

Trinity Leeds is set to welcome beauty retailer moida, bringing the finest handpicked Korean skincare to the heart of the city. The store will offer guests an extensive range of authentic K-beauty products from brands such as Dr. Althea, Beauty of Joseon, Tirtir, Medicube, Biodance and many more. Named after the Korean word meaning ’to gather’ or ‘come together’, moida aims to connect people through the joy of K-beauty and make skincare simple, accessible, and enjoyable. Curated by a team