Topic: Has your allotment got a website?

[spiritofold]

http://valleyallotments.org.uk/

[Kea]

Kea - I trust the person good a good mark in their A level! But what I'm interested in at the moment is your "build for wildlife day" (mentioned on your website) - how did it go, what did you do, organisation etc etc?

Thanks
1066

ps sorry to go off topic......

It went quite well, we didn't raise huge amounts of money but we didn't intend to it was more a social event. Our secretary prepared birdbox kits made from reclaimed timber and people nailed them together and took them back to site on their allotments. We ate cake and chatted and the childeren did a quiz.

[1066]

thanks Kea, it sounds like a nice day - well any day invloving chatting and cakes is defined as nice  ;) But it's given me some ideas for our site so thanks

[Warren]

I bet I'm the only one who has a website, but no allotment site (yet...) :'(
www.paxcroftmead.org.uk

Warren

[Squash64]

I bet I'm the only one who has a website, but no allotment site (yet...) :'(
www.paxcroftmead.org.uk

Warren

Yes, I think you are right!
It's a good page though, with lots of information for prospective plotholders.  Hopefully one day soon you will get an allotment site and a website of your own. :)

[bionear2]

www.aylestonediggers.org.uk/

Council site in Wigston, south of Leicester

[lottiedolly]

Our little allotment has not even got a fence, gate, commitee, hut or anything let alone a website  :'(, sometimes i do get a little envious of the facilities that some sites have, but then as our site only has 8 allotmenteers, the camaradarie between us all more than makes up for lack of facilities  :D.