It’s all part of a competition to support biodiversity in the borough - and the winners have now been revealed. The awards ceremony, held at Ealing Council’s headquarters, celebrated the creativity and dedication of residents, community groups and schools. The competition, run by Cultivating Ealing in partnership with the council and ActForEaling, invited residents to showcase their outdoor spaces. Allotments1st - Jane Hodgkin & Steve Craik – representing the Ascott Allotments Wildlife Plot2nd - Jane Morris – for her plot on Northfields Allotments3rd - Al Mohammadi – for his plot on Haslemere AllotmentsMost Improved Site: J S Bhasin, Manor Way AllotmentsSchoolsSt Gregory's Catholic Primary School – Cultivating Ealing School Garden of the YearDerwentwater Primary School – Cultivating Ealing Best Community Supported School GardenVicars Green Primary School – Cultivating Ealing Best New School GardenEach winner received a certificate. Grange Primary School – Cultivating Ealing Aspiring Young Gardeners AwardSt John Fisher Catholic Primary School – Cultivating Ealing Award for Innovative Recycling in the School GardenOur Lady of the Visitation Catholic Primary School – Cultivating Ealing Best School Wildlife GardenBlair Peach Primary School – Cultivating Ealing Budding Gardener AwardMandeville School – Cultivating Ealing Best Sensory GardenCoston Primary School – Cultivating Ealing Best School Woodland GardenFeatherstone Primary and Nursery School – Cultivating Ealing Best Edible School Garden 2025Cllr Paul Driscoll, cabinet member for climate action, said: “There were so many beautiful, biodiverse gardens and the entrants’ love for nature, birds and mini beasts shone through.”