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allotment rent increase 2011
julieewright
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in Gardening
hi fellow allotmenteers. nottingham city council has just informed us to expect a rent increase in 2012 that will quadruple our current rental. this seems excessive to me, but i have no idea what the average rent is across the uk. what are your allotment rents?
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sounds excessive... we pay £25 per yearsquaaaaaaaaacccckkkkkk!!!! :money:0
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I currently pay 35 for half an allotment and a rubbish shed. they are also talking about quadrupling our fees while also selling off allotment land and saying they are subsiding us !!! (they can't use sale funds for this apparantly) pretty angry about it actually.MSE PARENT CLUB MEMBER.ds1 nov 1997ds2 nov 2007:jFirst DDFirst DD born in june:beer:.0
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35 for 10 x 150 feet plot. Private and part of a field. Water supplied and that is all. Gorgeous quiet site with stunning views so very worth it for the recreation value0
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£11 for 5m x 25m, including water, last year. I haven't heard yet this year, though.0
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I guess it depends what you paid last year, if it was £1 and now will be £4 then Id be happy, If you paid £50 and now woul be £200 Id be miffed. We paid £60ish last year in South Notts0
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North East Lincs.
Carr Lane.
Grimsby.
Size 0.250 Rood.
Water £15:40p.
Rent £43:93p
This includes a 50 % reduction for being over 60.
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someones got to subsidise the banksFreedom is the freedom to say that 2+2 = 4 (George Orwell, 1984).
(I desire) ‘a great production that will supply all, and more than all the people can consume’,
(Sylvia Pankhurst).0 -
Hi,
We're in Leicester and rent of the local parish council (if that makes any difference)
I'm sure we have a full plot, for which we pay £17.50 a year. Its gone up from £14.50 over the last 5 years. So not a great lot by any means.
We pay for water, which could never be covered by the amount collected from all the plots as its a small size, so must be covered by the council as well.0 -
I have a 9 rod plot and pay £35 per year which includes £22.50 water rates and a full and associate membership to the allotment society. I am in East Sussex.Thanks to MSE, I am mortgage free!0
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I'm sure there was a thread on this last year. I'll try to dig it out.
Excuse the pun, wasn't intentional!
Poo
ETA:
Aahh, here it is (from October last year):
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=2767078&highlight=allotment+price+hike&page=2One of Mike's Mob, Street Found Money £1.66, Non Sealed Pot (5p,2p,1p)£6.82? (£0 banked), Online Opinions 5/50pts, Piggy points 15, Ipsos 3930pts (£25+), Valued Opinions £12.85, MutualPoints 1786, Slicethepie £0.12, Toluna 7870pts, DFD Computer says NO!0
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