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11Nov
Saturday 29th September This afternoon we proudly arrived at the allotment shed to take over our allotment. We paid our rent and bought two bags of onions and one bag of garlic. George pointed us in the direction of out allotment plot number 60 – this was the start of our new adventure!! When we […]
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12Feb
About Limbury Leisure Association The allotments at Moat Farm, Riddy Lane and Limbury Mead make up the Limbury Leisure Association. They were bought by the council between 1946 and 1947 to replace land that had been used for allotments during the war. The Moat Farm and Riddy Lane sites, which total 11.46 acres replaced the […]
Tags: allotment, Association, council, Grosvenor Rd, Limbury Mead, Moat Farm
