Delivering his monthly report, tenant’s representative Peter Brock told the Town Council Property Services Committee: “There are no problems at all.”
He said one plot was being re-let, all the others were being worked and the chickens kept there were “laying nicely.”
However, he passed on a request from one tenant: Could conifers be cut back, so more light fell onto his plot?
It was agreed to look into ownership of the trees.
Councillors heard the tenancies of three plots at the Grammar School Road site were not being renewed. As there is a waiting list, it should be no problem to re-let them all.
Coun Carl Sherwood said there had been some evidence of rats at the site, the matter being reported to the approved contractor.
How the Atherton Way/Redcombe Lane allotments look in the summer.
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