RECORD entries - topping 150 for the first time - and a record attendance marked a truly "Glorious Twelfth" of August for West Malvern Garden & Nature Club at its Annual Show last Saturday.

Hope Scott and Kay Roxburgh shared the judging of the flowers, vegetables and produce, while the entries in the well-filled photographic classes were described by judge Jim Croome as "marvellous".

The Anniversary Trophy for best overall performance was won for the second year running by Chantal Crawford, with 28 points. Runner-up with 13 points was Sheila Campbell with Colin Jackson (9pts) in third place.

A most successful event was topped off with produce sales, tea and cakes and a raffle drawn by club chairman .

Results: Teacup arrangement: 1 Barbara Downs; 2 Mary Read; highly commended Chantal Crawford, Rita Hollands. Flowering pot plant: 1 C Crawford; 2 Claire Charley; hc Barbara Meddows. Foliage Pot Plant: 1 Sheila Campbell; 2 C.Crawford; hc B.Meddows, Eileen Salmons. Alpine pot plant: 1 E.Hollands; 2 C.Crawford. Vase of flowers: 1 Crystal Pearce; 2 C.Crawford; HC Susan Raine, Colin Jackson. Single rose: 1 C. Pearce; 2 Tony Tinton; hc C Jackson.. Pansies/violas: 1 C Crawford; 2 B Meddows; hc S. Raine. Salad vegetable: 1 June Vickers; 2 C.Crawford. Runner beans: 1 S Campbell; 2 C Crawford; hc Grace Lloyd. Tomatoes: 1 C.Jackson; 2 Diane Morgan; hc Anne Mast, C. Crawford. Herbs: 1, C.Charley; 2 C.Crawford; hc E Hollands, C.Jackson. Two fruits: 1 C.Jackson. Jam: 1 C.Crawford; 2 S.Campbell; hc B.Meddows. Chutney: 1 T.Tinton; 2 S.Campbell; hc A.Mast.

Photographic classes: 'Nature in the Garden': 1= S Campbell, C.Crawford; hc E Hollands; 'Garden Detail': 1 Lynn Taylor; 2 Ken Walker; hc Colin Tudge. 'Garden View': 1. L. Taylor; 2 C.Crawford; hc S.Raine. 'Skyscape': 1 K Walker; 2 B Meddows; hc Mark Tudge, L.Taylor.

Some bright young musical talent will be on show in the Oakdene Centre, West Malvern, next weekend.

Youthful violinists and pianists ranging in age from 10 to 21 will be displaying their skills at a final concert to wind up a week's intensive study at the International Summer Course at St James's School led by virtuoso Khazakstan-born violinist Marat Bisangaliev and former King's College Music Scholar David Kershaw, husband of St James's headmistress Stephanie Kershaw.

Tickets are £3 each on the door and the concert on Sunday August 27 will start at 7.30pm.