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Cottonmill
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Nunnery Allotment
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Welcome to the CNAA Website The
allotment association was established in 1994 and now supports
allotment tenants on the Cottonmill, Nunnery & Sopwell Mill sites in St. Albans, Hertfordshire.
The allotments are owned by and leased from the St Albans City and District Council and we keep a 'watching eye' on them. We offer services encouraging and helping people to get the most out of their plots, organise frequent events and socials including our popular Annual Summer Show, offer discounts on seeds, suppliers and equipment hire and publish quarterly newsletters. Click to see our recent programme and our future plans. ** UPDATE ** FLOODING A few of the Cottonmill allotments flooded on the weekend of the 8th-9th of November. There is a separate page here where we will post updates as soon as we can. WRAP ** NEW ** The Association is now a member of WRAP - what's that? Well, click here for more information. NEXT EVENTS Working Parties ** Updated ** There are three working parties coming up soon as follows: Sunday 16th November - Cottonmill 11:00 am Report and pictures to follow. A very enjoyable and productive time was had by all. Why not help out at the Nunnery work party this Sunday? Sunday 23rd November - Nunnery 11:00 am Levelling wildlife area and glazing shed Sunday 30th November - Sopwell Mill 11:00 am Why not come along and lend a hand, even for a short period? COMPOST ** Updated ** The
is a huge pile of leaves on the Cottonmill parking area. Help
yourselves; try making leaf mold or just add it to your compost.
If you are new to this, check the **new ** Compost Tips page for advice and information. Members Access If you can't remember the username and
password to access the Members Area please email us on committee@stalbansallotments.co.uk
providing your site & plot details and we'll remind you of them.
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| Our aim is to support full cultivation of the allotment plots. | Last
updated 17 Nov 2008 |
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