Steve Lugg
 
The fungi in Harmont Wood tonight are spectacular.  Particularly the Fly Agaric.  The most I've ever seen together.  But also a diverse range of species.
 
Wow!  So the tallest Sunflower was a 12 footer.  Looking forward to hearing more in  Mags4Dorset.
 
Janine Pulford from Mags4Dorset and Deputy Mayor Terry Cordery are judging the tallest sunflower competition today for Ferndown in Bloom.  The presentation is on 28th September and all are welcome to attend.
 
Went to the lovely Amberwood House Home on Ringwood Road this afternoon for the Garden Party.  As well as inviting the town mayor, I was delighted that they asked me to come by name, remembering me from last year and from ferndownin Bloom.  Lovely cream tea, and Cathy and I won a bottle of wine and a bottle of liquer.  Ker-ching!  Thanks to manager Stephen, to Sonia [your son-in-law is always in our thoughts] and to all the staff.  Judging of the sunflowers is next saturday - saw yours!!!
 
I've objected to the potential new pharmacy as I beleive it is not in the best interests of Ferndown Town Centre, having discussed the matter with some local people.  Ferndown Town Council have also objected.  It looks like it will go to EDDC planning committee.  Make your views known!

Steve Lugg, East Dorset District Council, Ferndown Town Council