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ealing dean allotments society managing northfields allotments search form search navigation home save northfields allotments allotments history getting started waiting list guidelines wells and pumps hosepipes procedures photo galleries ealing and hanwell allotment society annual show 2014 frost on the plot gate photos maps and aerial views open day 2016 in pictures society about edas events archive halloween 2016 open day 2015 constitution committee committee minutes radbourne walk contact us press office london’s oldest allotment to open gates for fourth annual summer open day plotholders at london’s oldest allotment are giving visitors the opportunity to experience the capital’s horticultural heritage this summer as northfields allotments opens its gates for its fourth annual summer open day. read more london's oldest surviving allotment is facing the threat of being built on thanks to plans by its landlord to construct a new housing development on part of the allotment site. we desperately need to raise funds to pay for legal and specialist advice to help save our much loved allotments. if you can spare just a few pound we would be very grateful for your help and support. https://www.gofundme.com/ealingdean in early september 2016 the charity, pathways, contacted plotholders at northfield allotments in ealing to announce its proposal to build on 10% of the allotments. the development would include a five to six story block of social housing and four houses for sale to help fund the development. northfield allotments are the oldest allotments in london. they were given by the bishop of london to the people of ealing in 1832, and are held as a permanent endowment. the charity pathways is our landlord and the site is managed by a committee of seven plotholders. there are 141 plots. support for northfields allotments at the walpole ward forum last night (monday 27 th  march 2017) we took the campaign to save london’s oldest allotments to the bi-annual forum of the councillors of walpole ward in ealing, the electoral ward where northfields allotments is located. in a packed meeting that was greatly swelled by a large number of plotholders from the allotments, ealing dean allotment society chairwoman christina fox gave an impassioned speech as to why we so strongly opposed any further development on the site. read ian's blog post in full -- our community the plotholders are a diverse range of ages and nationalities. twenty nine of our plotholders live in flats – this is their only garden. we have around 50 children who have a safe place to play and learn about fruit and veg and get a chance to see tadpoles, stag beetles, bats and hedgehogs. there are more than 25 pensioners who have a place to grow their own food and there is always company, someone to talk to. you are never alone when you have an allotment. people are friendly here and we share seedlings and produce. we have counted 27 different nationalities – the only qualification to getting a plot is a love of gardening and the patience to wait on our waiting list (currently 72 people). our wildlife the hedgerow around the site is around 900m long and has been designated, by ealing borough council, a sinc - site of interest for nature conservation. it is an important and safe habitat for our hedgehogs, many nesting birds and insects. the allotments are a habitat for stag beetles, which are endangered and protected. with perfect timing the many visitors to our halloween open day saw our bats flying around the site catching night flying insects. no choice? on the 25 th september at a special general meeting , the plotholders unanimously voted to oppose pathways’ plans to concrete over the allotments. we understand that social housing is important – but so are green open spaces. it shouldn’t have to be a choice of one or the other. we believe pathways’ trustees have not fully considered alternatives to their proposal to ‘temporarily’ move 18 residents into what will be a permanent development on the allotments. we believe a permanent endowment should be permanent. our concern the original allotments were much larger than they are today: 60% of the allotments were lost in the 1970s due to compulsory purchase by the council and building by pathways. our concern is that if planning permission is granted this time around it will be easier to lose more allotment land in the future as the pressure for housing so close to a crossrail station increases. when we lose green space we never get it back. what can you do? please write to your local councillors to let them know what you think of the proposal. write to the ealing gazette and ealing and northfield forums. sign up for our newsletter to keep up to date with what is going on. we need specialist help, especially once the plans are submitted to ealing council. this will cost money. so, please help by donating whatever you can to our fighting fund . please help us protect the allotments for another 184 years. many thanks for all your help and support. the ealing dean allotment society. i’m going to leave the final word to fran, one of our plotholders (who will lose her plot if the development goes ahead)… “my allotment means a lot to me - we live in a third floor social housing flat with no access to a garden of our own. in 18 months my daughter and i have transformed the plot from weeds and brambles to our own little patch of heaven and my daughter has learned so much she never would have been able to before, from where our food comes from to the lifecycle of the frog - and she now wants to be a gardener when she grows up.” london’s oldest allotment to open gates for fourth annual summer open day submitted by edas web admin on thu, 31 may 2018 - 23:40. press release 31 st may 2018 london’s oldest allotment to open gates for fourth annual summer open day plotholders at london’s oldest allotment are giving visitors the opportunity to experience the capital’s horticultural heritage this summer as northfields allotments opens its gates for its fourth annual summer open day. read more about london’s oldest allotment to open gates for fourth annual summer open day press releases agm 2018 ealing dean allotment society the 3rd annual general meeting of edas will be held on thursday 14th june at 7.30pm. in the upstairs room of the forester, 2 leighton rd. w13 9ep agm agenda 1. apologies for absence 2. agm 2017 minutes for approval - click here * 3. edas annual report - click here * 4. edas annual accounts read more about agm 2018 halloween pumpkin trail - 28th october 2017 - london's oldest allotment we'll be opening our gates for our halloween pumpkin trail on saturday 28th october between 3.30pm and 7.30pm - entrance is free (donations welcome). read more about halloween pumpkin trail - 28th october 2017 - london's oldest allotment london's oldest allotments recognised as asset of community value despite development threat submitted by ian burge on mon, 10 apr 2017 - 09:39. press release 10 th april 2017 london's oldest allotments recognised as asset of community value despite development threat london's oldest allotment site has received official recognition from ealing council as an asset of community value (acv) under the localism act 2011. read more about london's oldest allotments recognised as asset of community value despite development threat press releases plot holders from 1833-1836 submitted by simon coleman on tue, 28 mar 2017 - 20:28. the earliest date that plots were rented out was march 1833. the original book of tenancy agree-ments is kept in the london metropolitan archives. the allotments were divided into north, west and east: north being the area which is now dean gardens; west being the main area of allotments on the other side of northfield avenue, now housing estates; and east is the now-named northfields allotments. the plots to the east read more about plot holders from 1833-1836 support for northfields allotments at the walpole

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