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"My Lords, the Government recognise the importance of allotment gardening for food provision, recreation and the sustainable regeneration of towns and cities.

The Government are aware of the value of allotments to the whole community, as well as to the individuals who use them."

Baroness Hayman, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions, quoted in Hansard, April 11, 1998



Discover The World Of Allotment Gardening

We are a community enterprise run by a group of volunteers helping its members and making allotment gardening available to the citizens of Newton Abbot and district.

The Association was founded in 1919 on a plot of land rented from Lord Courtenay. Today we have five fields, namely; Blake's, Bradley, Coach Road, Cooke's and Decoy.

Newton Abbot Town Council is our Statutory Authority, and we have a close and happy relationship working in association with them as our landlord.

The Benefits of Allotments

  • Healthier, tastier food
  • A satisfying hobby
  • Fresh air and exercise
  • A return to nature
  • Resource conservation
  • Friendship opportunities
  • Your very own food supply
  • Therapeutic relief of stress and depression
  • Fresh food for family, friends and the community
  • A chance to keep rabbits and chickens (including rare breeds)
  • Room for your own greenhouse and shed
  • A place to grow fruit and flowers for the home, as well as vegetables
  • An opportunity to enter your produce into yearly competitions.


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