Cottenham Park Allotments

There is a waiting list at present. Please contact the Letting Officer at Merton Council.

No.

Yes, each plotholder should fix the number of his or her plot in a conspicuous position on that plot.

Yes, each plotholder should mark and maintain the boundary of his or her plot that he or she rents.

Contact the Letting Officer at Merton Council and inform them.

Yes but only after dusk, to avoid bothering other plotholders and local residents.

Yes. You can apply to join CPAGA as a Garden Member with the same benefits as a plot holder member.

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Unless a hose pipe ban is in force, you may use a hand held hose pipe or watering can but not a sprinkler. This is to reduce wastage of water, to help maintain water pressure throughout the Site and to keep water bills down thus avoiding increased rents.

No, you may not use a sprinkler. You may, however, use a hand held hose pipe or watering can. This is to reduce wastage of water, to help maintain water pressure throughout the site and to keep water bills down thus avoiding increased rents.

From the Shop, for a £ 3 returnable deposit.

From the Shop, for a £ 3.50 returnable deposit.

A key can be borrowed from the Shop on Sunday mornings. The key must be signed out and a £ 10 deposit paid. The key should be returned the following Sunday. The deposit will be refunded on the key's return.

The answer depends on your purpose. If your purpose is only to unload or load the car or van, then the answer is Yes. If you wish to bring your can or van on to the Site for some other purpose, the answer is No.

Cars and vans can only be brought onto the Site to unload or load the car or van. Cars or vans should not be parked on the Site for an extended period. They must never block the roadways on the Site, for safety reasons.

You can bring your dog to the Site, but dogs must be kept on a lead at all times.

Either report it to the Shop or contact the Allotment Manager at Merton Council.

Yes, where locks have been fitted, as they have at the Site, plotholders are requrested to lock gates when entering and leaving the Site. This is to reduce unauthorised entry.