Drop in to learn more about what is happening across the allotment site. You will find details of of events, deliveries, maintenance and all Committee updates.
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Start Your Gardening Journey: Allotment Waiting List Open
We are delighted to announce that we have re-opened our waiting list to Greenwich Residents. If you are a keen grower or new to gardening but would like to start please do get in touch with us. We will be happy to provide more information and provide insights into allotment life. If you feel it is for you then we can add you to our waiting list and we will be in touch as soon as a plot becomes available. Sign up for our waiting list here.
Meeting Minutes – Jan 2024
Items including:
- Committee Structure
- Shop Updates
- Skips
- AGM Date
- AOB
Message from Chair – Feb 2024
Important update:
- Risk to the future of our site
- Community call to action
- How you can help save our allotments
- Details of AGM for all to attend
Cultivation Guidelines 2023
Updated guidelines for all KPAA plot holders.
Click here to download
Committee Minutes May 2023
Meeting Minutes – May 2023
Items including:
- Schedule for future meetings and AGM
- Site issues and maintenance update
- Cultivation policy update
- Date set for summer BBQ – 22 July 2023
- AOB
Committee Meeting Minutes 18 March 2022
Agenda included Kidbrooke planning and development, new chair person and AGM.
Committee Meeting Minutes – 06 July 2021
Agenda items include – car park maintenance, neighbouring developments and finance update.
Committee Meeting Minutes – 25/02/2021
Agenda items include: appointment of new treasurer, update on Asset of Community Value, plans for AGM in 2021, and site priorities for the year ahead.
Committee Meeting Minutes 19/11/2020
Agenda items include: former Thomas Tallis site development, Asset of Community Value and Iron Mountain trees on our boundary.
Bonfires Prohibited
No fires are permitted on site until further notice. Guidance from Greenwich Council in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic has prohibited residents and associations from burning outside.
Bonfire smoke causes air pollution, which can have damaging health effects on everyone. People with existing health problems such as asthma, bronchitis, and heart conditions are especially vulnerable. At this time, people may also be at home with symptoms of COVID-19, which is a virus that severely affects the lungs and respiratory system.
This guidance applies to all residents and associations within Greenwich. Further details can be found on royalgreenwich.gov.uk
Please compost your waste or take it home with you.
This advice supersedes section 4.6 of The Tenancy Agreement relating to fires. An update will be issued when Greenwich Council update their advice.