Plot Inspection Date Change And Other News

Hi all,

A successful first Plant Swap today (30th May), with very few plants left at the end of it.  A good first swap a very social event.

Reminder that the plot inspection is next weekend,  Saturday 5th rather than Sunday 6th.  Two of our committee are leading, however 4 more volunteers are needed to support. If you can help please use the contact form on the blog.

Sadly we have had some security issues recently with fly tipping of tree cuttings and shed break ins. Please be vigilant and report activity to the police and committee.

On a brighter note, our secretary's plot is looking fantastic so here are a couple of snaps of their beautiful flora and the plant swap too.

Big thanks also to the working parties who helped clear and prepare the ground ready for the new shutterings. More pics below.

Enjoy your Bank Holiday weekend.

Mel

Plant Swap and Plot Inspections

Plant Swap Sun 30th May

Following a recent suggestion, a Plant Swap session has been arranged for Sunday 30th May from 10.00 a.m. till 1.00 p.m. . Bring any plants that are surplus to your requirements up to the shed so that others may be able to make use of them.

Plot Inspection Sun 6 June

A reminder that there will be a Plot Inspection on Sunday 6th June from 10.30 a.m. onwards. The focus is on cultivation and general tidiness as outlined in Section 4 of Schedule A in the Tenancy Agreement.

BLAHA May News

Hello Plotholders

Lots of activity at the Allotments over the last few weeks. The skip came, filled and went, clearing more plastic, metal, glass and general unsightliness from the plots.

Hard work has been undertaken, lead by Ian and the committee to get works carried out ready for fence repair. The farmer has dug a trench, so we are hopeful for a better drainage situation.

Today a working party spent over 3 hours digging in preparation for shuttering the spoil heaps.

A hedgehog rescue happened and here's hoping all our volunteers have got their feet up.

Thanks to all.

Mel on behalf of Ian and the BLAHA Committee