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GM plan for Homes, Jobs ,and the Environment https://www.greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/what-we-do/housing/greater-manchester-spatial-framework/gmsf-full-plan/

TRUSTEES All allotment associations need trustees.    It is the trustees who sign the lease agreement between SMBC and the association. We have recently discovered some associations do not have trustees, or their trustee information is out of date. It … Continue reading →

KEEP SAFE IN THE GARDEN: PROTECTING YOURSELF FROM THE SUN Posted by Bill Dubert He may look happy and keep your plants growing, but he wants to destroy you. The shades and smirk are a dead giveaway. Hopefully, by now pretty … Continue reading →

Covid 19 Emergency Measures CORONAVIRUS:  What the NAS is doing to help members The National Allotment Society is working to provide clarity for our members on what the virus outbreak and ensuing impacts will mean for Allotment Holders.  As more … Continue reading →

Update on timetable for final round of consultation Later this year, businesses, residents, and elected councillors and MPs across Greater Manchester will have the chance to input on Greater Manchester’s Plan for Homes, Jobs and the Environment, the Spatial Framework.  The … Continue reading →

The NAS will not be updating their covid-19 guidance until September at the earliest

Covid 19 Emergency Measures March 31st, 2020 CORONAVIRUS:  What the NAS is doing to help members The National Allotment Society is working to provide clarity for our members on what the virus outbreak and ensuing impacts will mean for Allotment … Continue reading →

Please note, due to the Covid 19 pandemic, all allotment waiting lists are closed. We are sorry for any inconvenience, lists will reopen when the pandemic is over.

Click on this link for the latest update Covid 19 Emergency Measures

The NSALG are in dialogue with the Cabinet Office and also the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) who have within their remit allotments and local councils. We are emphasising the importance of allotments and the need to … Continue reading →