Welcome to the Bath & North East Somerset Allotments Association
We are an independent organisation that supports allotment holders and leisure gardeners in the area. Our Trading Hut offers horticultural supplies to members at discount prices. It only costs £6.50 annually to be a member. To join, renew your membership or find out more, please visit our Membership page.
Read our latest newsletter here
Missed our recent Zoom talk on Wildlife, Water and Wellbeing by Dorothea Orme?
Catch up here?
Threat to Combe Down Allotments Site
Take a look at our Save Combe Down Allotments page and read our most recent bulletin to understand the issues. Please help us protect these Allotments by showing your support for designating them as “Green Space” in B&NES Council’s local plan. If you go to our Save Combe Down Allotments page, you will find details of how you can help to do this.
Successful Bid
Last year the Association applied for funding from the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) for the Water my Plot Project and the first year funding has been approved. This is really good news, massive thanks to Jacky Wilkinson and everyone that contributed to the application which can be found here. We are hoping lots of sites will get involved in improving water capture and usage. If you are interested in getting things going on your site, please get in touch.
Trading Hut Open
The Trading Hut is next open 13th April and fortnightly thereafter. This week Bath Organic Group are selling seedlings of vegetables and herbs, bring a seed tray along to carry the seedlngs in. We are fully stocked.
Updates
Have a look at our Events page for future events. Also take a look at our Links page for useful information on creating wildlife friendly plots and avoiding chemical pesticides.
Tips and Advice
Click here for Detailed weekly advice from Charles Dowding, current and past newsletters
Events
For full details go to our Events and Diary page
Brief Summary of Key Rules
A summary of key rules that allotment holders need to follow can be found on the ‘Allotment Rules‘ page.
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