This week a plot-holder reported theft of materials from a plot on the Shop Lane. Please be alert to any suspicious behaviour, and report it to the Committee immediately on contact@ewaa.org.uk REMEMBER Always lock the gate, even if you are
Thank-you from the Committee!
Last Sunday 33 EWAA plot-holders attended the EGM at the allotment Shop to discuss the association’s constitution, and to ratified the revised document and accompanying licence. Minutes of the meeting will be published later this week on the usual page
Compost has arrived!
Fresh stocks of compost are now on sale in the allotment Shop.Come along tomorrow morning – we close at noon. shop@ewaa.co.uk
SHOP: fresh stock of potatoes, alliums & seeds
REMINDER: the allotment shop re-opens on Sunday 25th February.It opens on Sunday mornings as follows: Details of the seed potatoes are here. Items in stock are listed here. Send an email to the Shop.
Notice of EGM to Approve an Updated EWAA Constitution
All the Oxford Allotment Association on land owned by Oxford City Council are currently preparing to sign a new long-term lease with the City Council, as the old lease expired over two years ago. The Oxford & District Federation of
No Vehicles Permitted – EWAA
Following the recent rains the ground at the allotment is extremely waterlogged and it is unsafe to drive along the lanes. We will let you know when things have dried out enough to reopen access. ____________________EWAA Committee
Survey Results & Revised Rules
The Committee would like to thank everyone who responded to the EWAA online survey, which was sent out at the end of August. It was the first time that feedback had been gathered in this way, and the results have
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…the EWAA allotments could feature on a local mural. A couple of local residents, who have transformed the pedestrian alley between Howard St and Boundary Brook into “Flower Lane”, are now fundraising to pay for a wall mural by artist
Survey of EWAA members
The EWAA Committee has drawn up a short survey (just six questions) using Google Forms, to find out what plotholders think about matters that concern everyone who uses the site. Feedback from you will help the committee to decide which
Plants For Sale
This year the Restore tuk-tuk did not visit our site in May because their plants weren’t mature enough to sell, due to the cold weather earlier in the year. But if you now have gaps to fill on your plot