Your entry is not assessed on this information. We just need a short, objective, factual, summary of important information like size, composition, features, short history, opening status, etc. Maximum 1000 characters (this is typically around 200 words).

We will use this information to make our shortlisting. Tell us what makes your garden special - perhaps how you have developed it, how it relates to its setting, what sets it apart from others, any special projects you have undertaken, or why the public or judges will love it. Maximum 2500 characters (this is typically around 500 words).

Your entry is not assessed on this information. We just need a short, objective, factual, summary of important information, such as the (brief) history of the structure restored, what work was carried out, when, and the rough cost. Maximum 1000 characters (this is typically around 200 words).

We will use this information to make our shortlisting. Tell us what makes your restoration project worthy of this award - perhaps what challenges you encountered, the difference the project will make, how the restored structure relates to its setting, what sets the project apart from others, or why the public or judges will love it. Maximum 2500 characters (this is typically around 500 words).

Your entry is not assessed on this information. We just need a short, objective, factual, summary of important information, such as the (brief) history of your property, what its key features are (e.g. house, house and garden, etc), and how it opens to the public. Maximum 1000 characters (this is typically around 200 words).

We will use this information to make our shortlisting. Tell us what makes your education work worthy of this award - perhaps what challenges you've encountered, the difference the work makes, how education relates to the historic setting, what sets the work apart from others, or why the public loves it or judges will be impressed by it. Maximum 2500 characters (this is typically around 500 words).

Your entry is not assessed on this information. We just need a short, objective, factual, summary of important information, such as the (brief) history of your property, what its key features are (e.g. house, house and garden, etc), and how it opens to the public. Maximum 1000 characters (this is typically around 200 words).

We will use this information to make our shortlisting. Tell us what makes your diversification worthy of this award - perhaps what challenges you encountered, the difference the project will make, how diversification relates to the historic setting, what sets the work apart from others, or why the public or judges should be impressed by it. Maximum 2500 characters (this is typically around 500 words).

Your entry is not assessed on this information. We just need a short, objective, factual, summary of important information, such as the (brief) history of your property and collection, what the collection consists of, and how it opens to the public. Maximum 1000 characters (this is typically around 200 words).

We will use this information to make our shortlisting. Tell us what makes the recent work on your collection worthy of this award - including how you have recognised new needs or challenges, how you have responded to them, and how the collection has been reimagined as a result. Tell us the difference the work has made, and why the public or judges should be impressed by it. Maximum 2500 characters (this is typically around 500 words).