Community Plants Thousands of Daffodils Across Westhoughton

Volunteers and councillors joined forces to plant bulbs in Hall Lee Bank Park, with schools and local groups also participating in the town-wide initiative.

Community members and councillors planting daffodil bulbs in a park in Westhoughton.
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Community members and councillors planting daffodil bulbs in a park in Westhoughton.

Westhoughton Town Council has organised the planting of 3,000 daffodil bulbs across the town, with community groups and volunteers helping to bring colour to the area next spring.

The initiative, known as 'The Big Plant', saw an enthusiastic group of volunteers join Councillors Alison Jackson, Linda Maher, David Wilkinson, and Gillian Wroe in Hall Lee Bank Park on Sunday to plant approximately 680 bulbs. The council expressed gratitude to all involved for their hard work.
Several local schools, along with The Friends of Westhoughton Station and Daisy Hill Community Garden, have also accepted bulbs and committed to planting them in their respective areas. This collaborative effort aims to enhance the town's appearance for the upcoming spring season.
The council extended special thanks to volunteers Amy and her daughters Thea and Lyra, Frankie and her teenage daughters Jasmine and Cheryl, and Chris, who worked alongside his dog Etta, acknowledging their significant contribution to the planting day.
Based on information from the official source: Westhoughton Town Council (12/10/2026)