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Brentham has a history of security problems we are trying to control. These include fly-tipping in the car park, theft from sheds, overnight sleeping by rough sleepers and vadalism.

Free Family Wildlife Workshops in Ealing Parks

From Ealing Council – events that you might be interested in! Join in: All August – see the attached poster : To support the upcoming launch of the council’s updated Biodiversity Action Plan we are running fun, free, family Wildlife activities that inspire children to nurture nature – these will be in four parks across Ealing throughout August. 10 –

BAGS Shop is reopening !

Saturday & Sunday – 17, 18, 24, 25 April 10:00 – 12:00 Saturday & Sunday – 17, 18, 24, 25 April 10:00 – 12:00 For all your growing needs: Potatoes, compost, fertiliser, plant food & weed/ pest control Canes, gloves, watering cans & netting Covid safety rules apply: Please wear masks, gloves and keep 2m distance Max 3 people in

Join our WhatsApp group

Join our WhatsApp group by clicking on the link below from your phones : https://chat.whatsapp.com/H57DuzDfijd2ZeJ83QBYKz

Redevelopment of Substation building at the gates of Brentham Allotments – How to make an objection

For more information on the substation application, and to lodge an objection, visit Ealing Council’s Planning Portal. To look at the details of the application click on “Documents” where you can view descriptions and plan drawings. To see what other people have written, you can click on “Public Comments”. So far, they are all negative and relate mainly to access

Important News for all BAGS plot-holders / visitors and Call for Action

The BAGS Committee are concerned about a planning application which has been made to convert the old electricity substation outside the main gates, into 2 three storey homes. The developers’ plans show the site extending from the old substation, across the alley and car park gates, to the other side (where they plan to build a new, smaller substation). See

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Keep your Plot Tidy and Rubbish Free, Control Seeding Weeds and Maintain Paths, Help maintain Site Security

Getting Started

Absolutely essential starting points when starting allotment gardening. The topics are covered in all good gardening books but it is often difficult to find the information you want amongst the wealth of information on other topics.