[JimG]

Looks like a national allotment database might be developed.  Take a look here: http://www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id=2008-04-03a.198682.h&s=Iain+Wright#g198682.r0

Interesting.


Jim

[Welsh Girls Allotment]

Its probably just so that they can earmark the prime plots of land all around the country for housing developments -  :evil:

cynical ..... moi !!!

[Bombers]

could be an allotment Tax - be worried if they start taking pictures.. what band rate will yours be in?? :shock:  :shock:  :shock:

[shaun]

could be an allotment Tax - be worried if they start taking pictures.. what band rate will yours be in?? :shock:  :shock:  :shock:

dont give em ideas  :roll: not another green tax  

[SnooziSuzi]

Its probably just so that they can earmark the prime plots of land all around the country for housing developments -  :evil:

cynical ..... moi !!!

It's not just me then... that's exactly what I thought when I read this link  :roll:  

[Bombers]

I CAN SEE IT NOW..
£30 per year for a shed.
£10 per raised bed
£5 for water supply
etc... etc...

face it .Gordons gonna get'ya :cry:  :cry:

[compostqueen]

an audit of lotties was done in 97 by NSALG I think.  Our council filled in the form and declared us to be Statutory Allotments. Now they've changed their mind, called em non-statutory and they're flogging them

Any government talk about protecting allotments is just that.  They could fill Hansard with what they've written about protecting allotments but on the ground it's a very different story. Any council worth its salt would be making all their lotty stock statutory. Trouble is how many councils are worth their salt  :evil: