Spring Tea

@ St Andrews Hall on Sunday 4 March 2012 @ 4pm.

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Waiting List Situation

No plots available; 12 on the waiting list @ 15 February 2012.

Last update 16/2/12

Taunton Deane Allotments Service

Allotments have evolved through a rich and varied history of social and economic change, the most notable being the 2nd World War where the public were encouraged to 'Grow their own Greens' and 'Dig for Britain'. The first legislative reforms date back to the Enclosures Act of 1845. Today, the Council has a statutory requirement to provide allotments for the public.

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NSALG

Representing allotments and allotment gardens nationwide, the NSALG provides membership to allotment societies and allotment gardeners.   NSALG aims to:  

• protect, promote and preserve allotments for future generations by monitoring allotment law and other relevant legislation
• provides advice and information in respect of sites under threat
• is part of the official consultation process of the allotment disposal procedure

NSALG encourages a healthy lifestyle by promoting ‘Grow Your Own’.

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