The allotment Work Party that had been planned for this weekend, Sunday 5th February, will not take place after all. As soon as a new date is confirmed, we will let you know, and will update the Events list. EWAA
TOILET BLOCK CLOSED
When the weather turned mild after the prolonged freeze a major leak developed in the toilet block at the allotments, so the water has been turned off and the door is now locked. The problem won’t be repaired until the
Water Off
Today the water supply to the tanks around the allotment site was turned off for the Winter. In early Spring next year it will be turned back on.
REMINDER: you need permission to put up a new structure
Any allotment-holders who are hoping to erect a new structure on their plot must first write to the Membership Secretary, using the address membership@ewaa.org.uk, to request permission, and to book a time to discuss the project. EWAA Committee
Seeds for autumn sowing have arrived!
They will be on sale at the EWAA Shop between 10 and 12 this Saturday and Sunday (29th & 30th October)Click here to see what’s in stock Aquadulce broad bean Broad bean Aquadulce is the best broad bean for autumn
SHOP this Saturday too!
As an exception, the allotment shop will be open 10-12 on both Saturday & Sunday this weekend, October 29th & 30th. RENT Look for the email sent recently by our Treasurer regarding the rent due for 2022-3, and follow his
UPDATE ON BONFIRES
As the rains have come at last bonfires are now permitted. Please take time to familiarise yourself with the rules and etiquette. No bonfires before 6pm or dusk if earlier No bonfires on Sundays or public holidays Only DRY material
Plant Sale this Sunday!
NB – CASH only!
Annual EWAA Apple Pressing
Rescheduled! Bring your apples to be pressed and transformed into delicious apple juice! RESCHEDULED FOR: Saturday 23rd October 10.00~12.00 Outside the shop Bring your apples, an apron and some screw-top bottles to take home the juice
Vote of thanks!
This weekend over 20 members joined the two morning work parties, to help clear the mass of bramble and brush that was threatening to take over our paths and car parks. Some people came on both days, so a particular