There's still time to enter Brigg Town Council's best-kept garden, allotments & scarecrow competition 2021, but the closing date (Friday, July 9) is drawing near. So don't delay if you wish to take part.
Entry forms appear in the current issue of Brigg Matters magazine - copies of which are available from the Business and Tourism Centre on the ground floor of the Buttercross in the Market Place.
There will be prizes for the best front garden, hanging baskets and allotments. And a new section has been added - 'scarecrows with a Funky Junk theme' (made from recycled materials).
People need to submit pictures of their entries, together with completed forms, to Brigg Town Council in the town centre Angel building or email them to the authority using enquiries@briggmarkettown.co.uk
Judging will then take place, with the winners being announced in due course.
Our pictures show a few of the gardens which made it through to the final stages of this long-established competition over recent years.
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