There will be a site cleanup to coincide with this Town event. This will be an opportunity for tenants without transport to dispose of general rubbish.
A one off arrangement has been made by Swale for BIFFA to pick up bagged allotment rubbish on Mon 6th March from the designated area by the main entrance. It important to remember:
ONLY SECURELY BAGGED MATERIAL MAY BE DEPOSITED ON SAT 4th AND SUN 5th READY FOR COLLECTION ON THE MONDAY
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This can now be deposited in the new disposal area within the tin enclosure at the end of the main drive. Collection will be arranged during the next month, when there is a full lorry load.
The contractor completed the major tree work on 20.1.17. Our thanks to James Stickles of JBS Tree Services and his team.
Work parties on 22nd and 28th Jan, 20th Feb, piled the branches and lit bonfires to clear the site ready for the ground clearance and construction work.
Thanks to Sally and Kieran Kerin, Andy Freeman, Angela Smith, Laurence Young, Marion Ripley, Stuart Harrison, Noel and May Perkins, John Gould, Bob Gomes, Stephen and David Cornell for the work they contributed on the days.
The area is now cleared ready for the site strip. Work will start on 8th March.
For the latest site poster follow the link below.
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There is to be an interesting illustrated talk on thursday 16th February by Faversham Archaeologist Patricia Reid. It will take place in the Purifier Building, Flood Lane starting at 7.30pm.
All members and guests ar welcome to attend. Refreshments will be provided following the talk when there will be an opportunity for informal discussion.
There is no charge, but donations will be welcomed to defray costs.
The most picturesque allotments in south-east England. A haven not just for gardeners but also for bees, butterflies and birds, particularly waterfowl.