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HORSEMOOR GREEN LANGLEY |
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How To
Find Us |
From
High Street Langley, turn down Common Road. The Allotment site is located on the right
opposite the junction with Humber Way. Nearest postcode SL3 8JX |
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Number of Plots |
90.
Mixture of 5 (126m2) and 10
(253m2) pole plots |
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SAF Site Reps |
Colin
Mace: Plot 16 Hilary
Blanchard: Plot 3 Ann
Matthews & Peter Pratt: Plot 12 Jim
Breeds |
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Local Society |
Langley Allotments
& Gardens Association The Association holds
events throughout the year including BBQs and competitions. The Trading Hut is open
Saturdays & Sundays 10am - noon from Easter (or sooner depending on
weather conditions) and closes at the end of October. It also opens selected weekends
in January/ February for the sale of seed potatoes. Opening times are displayed on the
main gate noticeboard. horsemoorallotments@gmail.com Chairman: Colin Mace, Plot 16 Secretary :Lynn Broadhurst, Plot 57 B Secretary : Paul
Porter - Spencer Rd Allotments Trading Secretary:
Nick Bird, Plot 8 Treasurer: Graham
Smith -Spencer Rd Allotments Other Committee
Members: Hilary Blanchard, Plot
3 Dave Blanchard, Plot 3 John Walker, Plot 25 Sheila Rogers, Plot 21 Ann Matthews, Plot 12 Jim Breeds, Home Gardener Peter Pratt, Plot 12 |
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Site Facilities |
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Toilets |
Yes |
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Car Parking |
Yes |
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Water Facilities |
Piped
tank system. No hose pipes allowed |
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Trading Hut |
Yes |
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Raised Beds for Disabled |
One |
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Tool Sheds to Hire |
Yes |
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Current
Vacancies/Waiting List (Updated from Slough Borough Council
waiting list to 31.01.17 & SAF plot lettings to 16.03.17 ) |
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Waiting List |
2 |
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Vacant Plots |
SITE
FULL |
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Vacant Tool Sheds |
0 |
It may well be so cold you don't feel like going out onto the plot but I'm sorry to say (or not) your plants are still going great! Well done to all those who have put the hard work into preparing your ground for the new year of planning and planting.
It's amazing to see how much is still going strong on plots, Lettuce of all things!
Chard, Kale, Sprouts, Cabbages over wintered and now the Rhubarb is coming up a treat, though it does really help planting in in a sunny position to catch the first rays of the sun in the morning and then the rest of the day.
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