The Gregorian Arms has won the Pubs & Businesses Award in the Bermondsey in Bloom annual contest.

Certificates were presented by Cllr Eliza Mann during the Bermondsey & Rotherhithe Community Council meeting at Silverlock Community Hall in Warndon Street.

The other winners are:

Balcony & Window Box: Julio Calderon and Veronica Keech.

Community Garden (flowers): Eyot House, Sun Passage.

Community Garden (edible): Tibetan Buddhist Centre.

Estate Garden: Bromleigh Gardens, St Saviours Estate.

Front Garden: Alan Thompson, St James Road.

The 2014 competition was run by the Salmon Youth Centre.

“I think Salmon done a brilliant job for their first time,” said Cllr Mann. “They did it better than I expected so I am more than happy. My colleagues are very happy – all of them are very pleased with the project and the way Salmon presented it (at the meeting).”

The annual Bermondsey in Bloom competition was launched in 2011.