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  1. (1) If the council of any borough, urban district, or parish are of opinion that there is a demand for allotments for the labouring population in the borough, urban district, or parish, and that such allotments cannot be obtained at a reasonable rent and on reasonable conditions by voluntary arrangement between the owners of land suitable for such allotments and the applicants for the same, the council shall provide a...

    www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Edw7/8/36/part/II/cro…
    If there is a Town or Parish Council in a particular area, then the responsibility for allotments within the boundaries of that town or parish lies with them. The District Council, in this case, has no powers to act in any manner over allotments. (Paragraph 9 sub-paragraph (1) of Schedule 29 to the Local Government Act 1972)
    www.allotmoreallotments.org.uk/legislation.htm
    The Parish Council own four Allotment sites. Croft, Sappercombe, Ryeworth and Haver. There are 250 plots in total. You can look at all of the Allotment Sites in Cheltenham on the Cheltenham Borough Website here: Aurora (cheltenham.gov.uk) You can enlarge the map and see details about each of the allotments.
    www.charltonkingsparishcouncil.gov.uk/allotments.…
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    Where a new parish council has subsequently been established, allotments owned by district or unitary councils should have been transferred to the new council. The use of land for allotments is treated as an agricultural use for planning purposes and does not therefore require planning permission.
    clerksandcouncilsdirect.co.uk
    If there is a Town or Parish Council in a particular area, then the responsibility for allotments within the boundaries of that town or parish lies with them. The District Council, in this case, has no powers to act in any manner over allotments.
    As a result of this review, it has been decided that from January 2023, in line with other Parish Councils, Lymm Parish Council will charge for allotments by size rather than a flat fee. Charges will rise annually until the average charge is in line with other Parish Councils.
    lymmparishcouncil.gov.uk
    There is no legal requirement for the council to provide anything other than land. However, guidelines and examples of best practice are offered to those responsible for managing allotments in a chapter on allotment facilities in Growing in the community: a good practice guide for the management of allotments.
  3. WEBAn Allotment Group was formed in 2021 comprising four Parish Councillors and four plot holders to manage the day to day activities at both sites. Please see the Allotments Terms of...

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