About Littleover Lane Allotments
We have nearly 200 plots, onsite toilets. Running water to all plots during BST. Vehicular access to all plots, 2 car parks large enough for vans.
Littleover Lane Allotments Description
In 1920 a group of like-minded Derby householders purchased 12 acres of land near their homes.
They formed the Littleover Lane Allotments Association Limited (LLAA) in order to protect the land from development. The site was divided into 170 plots, and local residents were invited to become members of the association.
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Reviews
Ay up, if you or your plot neighbour's have any structures on the plot, it might be worth going to have a look and see if everything is ok. Let's hope that we dont get anymore storms like yesterday for a long while
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Hi all. Has anyone seen Tigerlilly? She's been missing for a while and her owners are wondering if she's gone into someone's shed, as she visits the allotments. Please let us know on here or contact the owners direct. 156 Stenson Road. Many thanks
Wishing you all a Happy New Year. May your pests be few and your crops successful π»ππ»ππ»πWishing you all a Happy New Year. May your pests be few and your crops successful π»ππ»ππ»π
Especially those piles that have been in the same spot for ages. We have toads, newts and frogs. As well as the bugs that like wood piles
February 2019 Up to date info. for anyone looking on here to apply to take on a plot: Please note the only way to apply for a plot is to email us at plots@littleoverlaneallotments.org.u k. That mailbox is checked several times a week and you will then get up to date information about the current costs and application process. Please note, any earlier posts on this page describing contact details and costs are no longer accurate, and there is no live phone number you can contact the Committee on any longer.