[ferret1988]

As above a very sad day today got to post my keys back 

[Salmo]

A sad day but look on it this way. Someone else will be delighted to be offered your plot.

[DD.]

May we ask why?

[ferret1988]

moved to another council area even though the border is meters still got it taken off me

[Trillium]

That really isn't fair  Hope you've signed up for your new area and get an even better one.

[Yorkie]

Sorry to hear that.  Hope you get going again really soon 

[Welsh Merf]

That is seriously bad PR - "this is how we look after people . . . "

[fatbelly]

My shifts have changed at work meaning I will get far far less Lottie time next season, I did even consider that I would have to give it up which would break my heart. But I think I will be able to keep it on.

[ferret1988]

Got to go see about a new one on saturday but may be waiting 10 years!!

[Aunt Sally]

moved to another council area even though the border is meters still got it taken off me

Small Holdings and Allotments Act 1908
Section 30 – where a local authority discovers that a tenant lives more than one mile outside the area for which the allotments are provided; the local authority can serve notice; and one month after any such notice the tenancy determines automatically, by effluxion of time.

I don't think that they really had the right to evict you if you only live metres outside the boundary !

[BabbyAnn]

Does seem a bit mean to evict you - this is what happened when my friend and I first looked at plots:  we found out that he couldn't have one in his name alone because he lived just outside the boundary (less than half a mile) but we could share a plot in both our names.  In the event that I might give up the plot at a later date, my friend was told that as his name was on the agreement, he would still be a tenant and would not lose the plot.