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The Annual Show and BBQ are a highlight of the CPAGA year. CPAGA's 2024 Annual Show will be on Saturday, 7 September 2024. Entry forms and the Schedule are available on this web site, or at the Site.


Please note the date - the first Saturday.


The Schedule is very similar to that in previous years.

If your produce has survived the rain and shine, do enter it into the Show!

CPAGA's 2024 Annual General Meeting will be held on Sunday 19 May at 11 am in the John Gray Centre. All plotholders and garden members are welcome!

The Shop and kitchens will close just before 11.00 am on the day of the meeting.

The agenda is as follows, and is similar to that at previous Annual General Meetings:

  1. Apologies for absence

  2. Minutes of the last Annual General Meeting, Sunday 14 May 2023

  3. Matters arising

  4. Reports from Chair, Secretary, Treasurer and co-Trading Managers

  5. Election of Officers and Independent Examiner: President Vice President Chair Vice Chair Secretary Treasurer Trading Manager Independent Examiner

  6. Election of other Committee Members

  7. Any Other Business - questions and discussion

The water supply to the Site has been restored. The Site has a single supply for its stand pipes and tanks, its toilets and the kitchen in the John Gray Centre.

Merton Council's published aim for its allotments is to turn off the supply every autumn and turn it on again "in the spring". Merton imposes on idverde a contractual duty to take responsibility for management of water at the Site including turning the water off and on to coincide with the growing season and to prevent freezing and burst pipes.

The intention is to protect the exposed parts of the system from the possible effects of icy weather. In practice, this means no water, flushing toilets or kitchen facilities after October until the supply is restored.

CPAGA's Management Committee knows that people visiting the Site throughout the year value the availability of flushing toilets. The Committee has explored, through idverde, whether, with the help of volunteers, water can be available during some periods over Winter when the risks from icy weather are remote. However, it appears that is not possible unless those volunteers bear themselves all of the financial consequences if ever the system were damaged.

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