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    Allotment plots available to rent in Gateshead

    Hi we here at the Hurrocks Allotments in Swalwell, Gateshead have plots available for rent immediatley and we also have a waiting list for new plots that are under development. for more details go to our website and find out how to enquire.

    hurrocksallotmentassociation.yolasite.com

    thanks for looking and hope to hear from people soon.
    Shaun
    Hurrocks Allotment Association Secretary
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    Renting an allotment in Swalwell.

    Originally posted by smtf1987 View Post
    Hi we here at the Hurrocks Allotments in Swalwell, Gateshead have plots available for rent immediatley and we also have a waiting list for new plots that are under development. for more details go to our website and find out how to enquire.

    hurrocksallotmentassociation.yolasite.com

    thanks for looking and hope to hear from people soon.
    Shaun
    Hurrocks Allotment Association Secretary
    Hello i have recently joined grapevine and live in Swalwell I have a very small back garden but grow much of my own organic fruit and veg mainly in pots. I am desperately in need of an allotment . Can you please get back to me and inform me if any are available. I was out walking my dog today and saw an allotment by the river on the other side of the metal footbridge on the Blaydon side of the river it looked overgrown but a nice plot can you please advice.
    Thanks Edward Bewick

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      Hi Eddie, this post is 2 years old. The Op hasn't visited since nov12. It may well be worth contacting your local council and putting yourself on a waiting list.

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        Originally posted by Scarlet View Post
        Hi Eddie, this post is 2 years old. The Op hasn't visited since nov12. It may well be worth contacting your local council and putting yourself on a waiting list.
        Yes, thanks Scarlet I thought as much. I will contact the council as you say and thanks for that.

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        • #5
          I've always fancied a plot on this site as it encompasses my two main interests allotments and fishing! The allotments are next to the tidal stretch of the river Derwent (one of four Derwents in the UK I believe?)which is a tributary to the river Tyne.

          Allotment bliss to me would be sitting in my allotment on the banks of a fishable river!
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