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small scale Heritage Harvester is being custom built from scrap and recycled materials by an engineering team from Cranfield University, led by Dr James Brighton, consultant engineer to Channel 4s Scrapheap Challenge and Junkyard Wars. Notes Yardley London were established in and are internationally renowned for their range of bath luxuries and perfumes based on the highest quality floral ingredients.

This year, an ingenious solution to the need to harvest the ever larger crop of mature flowers has been found.

BioRegionals Local Lavender project in south London is throwing its field open to the public during the next two weekends. Lavender has become part of the local identity, with lavender Christmas lights, appearances in local plays and parades, and sponsorship by Yardley London. The Heritage Lottery Fund provides financial support for the protection and enhancement of our heritage, of local, regional or national importance for the benefit of communities throughout the UK.

Its first trial run will be on the last of the four Lavender Open Days, at on 29th The National Grid Community Awards, run by the electricity transmission company in partnership with the Improvement and Development Agency and UK Local Sustainability Group, reward the best new ideas in sustainable development. This year, an ingenious solution to the need to harvest the ever larger crop of mature flowers has been found. Lavender has become part of the local identity, with lavender Christmas lights, appearances in local plays and parades, and sponsorship by Yardley London.

BioRegionals Local Lavender project is reviving the once historic lavender fields of the Carshalton area of London, which helped companies such as Yardley build an international reputation in perfumery and bath luxuries. Families and fans of lavender are invited to pick their own lavender from the community project sponsored by Yardley London and developed on formerly disused allotments.

This year is the first time the Lavender harvest has been open to the public during the next two weekends. Prisoners at nearby HM Prison Downview grew on thousands of local lavender cuttings the original varieties and helped BioRegional staff clear and plant the field, provided free by London Borough of Sutton. This work includes newlyplanted heritage varieties garden on the lavender field site.