an application for JAA must be made by the existing tenant with someone who is not otherwise the sole or joint tenant of any other allotment in Leeds The licence or privilege hereby granted shall continue until determined by either party giving to the other one calendar month’s notice in writing.

to keep the allotment clean, free from weeds and cultivated with compost or recognised soil improver and maintain it in a good state of cultivation and fertility The Council will formally inspect allotments during the main growing season and on an ad hoc basis throughout the year. We do this to benefit current tenants, people on the waiting list, the surrounding community and the local environment. not to plant or permit to grow on the allotment any trees which produce non-edible fruit, without the prior written consent of the council. Failure to comply with this rule will constitute a serious breach of this agreement on the part of the tenant and will result in one month’s notice to terminate the tenancy to cultivate the whole of the allotment personally and not to underlet, assign, exchange or part with the possession of the allotment or any part of it without the written consent of the council The community at Chapel House Farm Allotments is dedicated to promoting sustainable and organic gardening practices. They organize various activities throughout the year, including seed swaps, workshops, and social events. If you are interested in learning more about gardening or want to connect with a like-minded community, Chapel House Farm Allotments is a great place to start.Clubmoor Allotments and Community Clubhouse can be found on Brownville Road in the L13 area of Liverpool. These allotments offer a vibrant community space for locals to grow their produce, connect with nature, and socialize with like-minded people. if any tenant (including a joint tenant) is in breach of the allotment rules affecting the allotment or any other terms of condition of their tenancy.

A 25% concession for all full time students, which includes those at college, university and those completing a Masters degree or PhD. The allotments are also home to a community clubhouse, which hosts a range of events and activities throughout the year, including social events, workshops, and educational talks. If you want to connect with a passionate and welcoming community of gardeners, Clubmoor Allotments and Community Clubhouse is a great place to start. General conditions under which allotments are to be cultivated Every tenant of an allotment must comply with the following conditions:- all plots (including any greenhouses or polytunnels) to be fully worked and utilised for the ‘growing of produce to feed your household’

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The design and construction of the structure shall be subject to the previous approval of the council and no alteration or addition to the structure shall be made without the consent in writing of the council having first been obtained. For Scotland, 2011 data is shown (update coming soon, the Scottish census was delayed by a year unlike the rest of the UK).

The information on housing, people, culture, employment and education that is displayed about Allotment Lane, Sevenoaks, TN13 3UZ is based on the last census performed in the UK in 2021.to observe and perform every condition which an allotment association or the council considers necessary to preserve, develop and/or improve the allotment There are lots of advantages to allotment gardening. Gardening is an ideal form of exercise and many allotments provide a great habitat for wildlife. The tenant shall not use the structure for any purpose other than that of working their allotment and it shall not be used for any noisy, noxious, dangerous or offensive purpose and they shall not do or permit anything to be stored in or placed upon the same which may be or become a cause of a nuisance, annoyance or damage to the council or their tenants or the owners or occupiers of other property in the neighbourhood. Failure to comply with this condition will constitute an automatic termination of the allotment tenancy on the part of the tenant and will result in one month’s notice being given. not construct a pond, bury a tub, tank or bath below ground level and not to construct or keep a container, tub or tank containing water above ground level which may be a hazard to any person

The tenant shall not have or make any claim against the council for compensation in respect of the structure on the termination in any manner of this agreement. not to keep on the allotment any carpet or other covering other than weed suppressant membranes for that purpose and not to bring onto or store on the allotment any dangerous, harmful, polluting or contaminating substances

Produce grown on allotments is for the ‘consumption by the occupier and/or family’ and is not to become a business supplying for profit. This also applies to plot holders with hens - produce and eggs can be given away but not sold. Bonfires Growing tunnels are to be constructed of a single sheet of clear polythene or plastic over a minimum of 5 rigid hoops. Maximum height is to be 2.5 metres with overall maximum size of 5.4 metres by 3 metres. not to use barbed wire or any other fencing material that may cause injury on a fence or as a fence adjoining any path set out for the use of the occupiers of the allotment The structure shall be kept by the tenant at all times in a clean and tidy condition and in good state of repair.