Sentence examples for allotments with from inspiring English sources

Some grow a few beets and potatoes on allotments with one-room shacks.

An estimated 350,000 people in Britain have allotments, with more than 800,000 on waiting lists.

Then there are age-friendly allotments, with raised beds to make them accessible to people in wheelchairs, age-friendly gardens (no steps), and in Newcastle the "vitality bench" (arm-rests that help you get up, and warm-to-touch materials).

Until 7 May, its town council was solidly Tory, but dissent was brewing – a result of such controversies as the council's plan to replace long-established allotments with a car park.

Barr's Hill School & Community College, Coventry: create raised allotments with a polytunnel that can help teachers connect with all students and encourage talented horticulturalists to gain qualifications through the Royal Horticultural Society.

Fiona Henderson Norwich Still enjoying the pictures and text in Tessa Newcomb's The Adorable Plot (Sansom & Co): paintings and writings about garden allotments with lots of quirky details and titles.

On Monday evening I met with Allan at the allotment with the idea of planting salad (a biodynamic 'leaf day').

Today Riley is cooking pumpkin leaves from his allotment with tomatoes and onions – a traditional combination in Zambia.

Okwiya shares a small portion of his allotment with Ryan Bolton, Rotich's coach, who accepts a reduced fee from African runners.

I picked up a recovering Allan, and we drove up to the allotment, with the idea of clearing some ground to plant autumn leaf (spinach, chicories, etc).

I took the 46 bus up to the allotment with Rose today, picked up hot chocolate on the way to keep out the cold and damp.