Rosendale Allotments

Great News - We got the grant!

Rosendale Allotments Association has been conditionally awarded a grant by "Local Food" of £202,325 towards a new community education building to replace the old stores and committee hut and 2 part time educational project worker posts. The main condition is securing match funding of around £50,000 of which we have already been granted £15,000. Up to £25,000 can also be given in kind as voluntary labour.

This is fantastic opportunity to develop and widen the benefits of allotment gardening to our members and the local community and to strengthen the existing community spirit at the allotments.

RAA SHOP
The shop is open most weekends. please check here for dates

We still need more volunteers for the shop rota. if you can help please call in to the shop or email Sue

Search and support the RAA

Use everyclick.com as your search engine and raise money for the RAA. If you register to support the RAA on everyclick.com you can raise money for the RAA every time you search. Don't forget to make it your homepage or add it to your favorites - find out more

Donate to the RAA

As well as raising funds by using the everyclick search engine you can now donate to the RAA via everyclick. 100% of the donation will come to the association and if you tick the gift aid box we get an extra 28p for every £1 given.

"Tools Shed" is a recycling scheme for old and broken garden tools.
If you have any unwanted or broken garden tools, you can take them to a special designated bank at the Western Riverside Waste Authority Civic Amenity Site at Smugglers Way, Wandsworth, where they will be refurbished (by inmates at HMP Wandsworth) and given back to primary schools within the four boroughs of Lambeth, Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea and Wandsworth for the children to use in their school gardens.

Tools Shed is a great way of ensuring your old garden tools end up being recycled and put to good use. Please pass this message on!

Satallite!
View the allotments from the air at Google Maps - if you enlarge the map using the tools on the left you can zoom in to individual plots. Click through to the satalite map

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