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links to 'starting allotments' case studies
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A report from Stonehaven Allotment Association prepared for the Climate Challenge Fund giving full details of the history, process, problems (both financial and practical), and happy conclusion of a prolonged campaign (2006 - 2011) to restart allotments in Stonehaven.
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A useful, detailed description of the start to finish process involved in creating and opening the
Woodend Allotments in Banchory which opened in April 2007
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A 'work in progress' in an area with a supportive council.
Alness &
District Allotments Association has been created, has been offered suitable land and
has a strategy worked out for the next stages.
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links to 'regeneration' case studies:
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A recent example of problems that can be caused by insensitive redevelopment.
Oatlands Leisure Gardens
have fallen victim to an area redevelopment scheme which is not going according to plan due to economic problems
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A good description of how the
Richmond allotments in Rutherglen were turned round
from a decrepit eyesore to a flourishing success story with the help of a supportive
local council
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This describes how the
Newburgh Orchard Gardens Association in Fife persuaded their local council to
support the allotments and not to sell the land to a developer.
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Another story with a happy ending where allotmenteers in
Cumbernauld formed an association and saved their plots from the housing
developers