Our new branding was created by Haygarth, a Wimbledon-based marketing agency. Over the past two years Haygarth have supported us with hundreds of hours of advice and consultancy, mostly at no cost. We have been bowled over by their generosity.

Sophie Daranyi, Chief Executive of Haygarth said "The Wimbledon Guild offers support to local people which can really turn their lives around so we didn't hesitate when they asked us to get involved."

Students for the London College of Garden design, run by Andrew Fisher-Tomlin and Andrew Wilson, submitted designs for the new Rosemary Lodge Sensory Garden. The winning designer was Rhoda Maw.

With generous donations from Nelson's, Europe's largest supplier of natural medicines whose Head Office is in Wimbledon, and residents' families, the work on the first stage of the garden has now been completed.

Russell Humphreys, Chief Executive of The Wimbledon Guild said "We can't thank Rhoda and the College enough. Residents, their carers, families and friends can now start making the most out of the garden during their visits". On Sunday 2nd October residents and staff at Rosemary Lodge got together to celebrate with a BBQ.