What to do next?

This is my first year with an allotment (and first year of growing anything....) So far:

I have two raised beds,one of which I have added well rotted manure to (about 3 weeks ago) and one which has just been dug over.

I have 6 garlic cloves in 4 inch pots which have sprouted and are about 4 inch high. When can they be transplanted and into which bed??

I have 3 varieties of tomato growing in 4 inch pots on my windowsill which are now about 4 inch tall, together with 2 pots of chillies which have germinated but are still only about 2 inch tall.

I have onion sets, but which raised bed do I plant them in?

My broad beans are planted inside toilet rolls and are about 3 inches tall. What bed do they go in, and when?

I have potatoes which are chitting and have started to sprout. When do I need to put them into their growbags?

I know these must sound like basic questions but it is a steep learning curve for me and I want to make the most of my first year which is why I am planting small amounts of lots of vegetables to see what I can have success with. I am also planting fruit bushes this weekend ( blueberry, gooseberry, blackcurrant, raspberry etc)

Any advice/tips gratefully received 

Plant the garlic out ASAP.  It benefits from a cold spell.  Some experts say that without a cold spell the clove won't split and will just form one big clove instead of a bulb of cloves.

The onions and garlic are both alliums so should go in the same bed. 

The broad beans can probably go out soon, they're are quite hardy, I would be tempted to wait a week or two and harden them off as well.  Garlic doesn't need to be hardened off.  (Hardening off, btw, is accustoming them to outside before planting off - can be quite a shock to go from inside to outside.) 

Early potatoes usually go out in late March/early April, with maincrops 2 weeks later.

Senrab nohj,

yes that's what  meant (LOL) I did say that it was my first year growing things........