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There are currently 34 allotment sites in the London Borough of Harrow of which 24 have STATUTORY status. |
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Allotment sites in Harrow are classed with a status of STATUTORY or NON-STATUTORY where the former has a greater amount of protection from the Council selling or re-using this land. STATUTORY sites are listed below with green background. Site status is based on information supplied by Harrow Council in November 2013. |
The number of plots listed below are based on Harrow Council record from their website. These numbers include half-plots. They were updated in 2017 following a joint exercise between Harrow Council and Harrow in LEAF. To view Harrow Council's latest information on Plots, Available Plots and number of people on waiting list for the plot, then click on the following link to visit the Harrow Council "Apply for an Allotment" page and select from the drop down list the Allotment Site that you are interested in. |
Bishop Ken
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Chandos Recreation Ground
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Church Fields - Harrow-on-the-Hill (view Google Maps)
Cuckoo Hill - on Cranbourne Drive, Pinner
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Greenhill, Central Harrow
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Headstone
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Isolation Hospital
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Kenton Lane
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Kenton Recreation Ground
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Kingsley Road South
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Lincoln Road
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Marshalls
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Melbourne Avenue
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Montesoles
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Newton Park East
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Newton Park West
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Northolt Road
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Orchard Grove
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Park View
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Paulhan Road North
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Paulhan Road South
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Pinner Village
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Pleasant Place
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Rayners Mead
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Roxeth
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Streamside
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Vale Croft (view Google Maps)
Vernon Drive
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Wakehams Hill
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West Harrow Large Site
website
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West Harrow Small Site
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Weston Drive
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Woodlands
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Yeading Avenue
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TYPES OF ALLOTMENT: STATUTORY The land was acquired or appropriated by the local authority specifically for use as allotments. These sites cannot be sold or used for other purposes without the consent of the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government. Before consent is given, the Secretary of State will first want to be satisfied of certain conditions. These are that: • the allotment is either not necessary and is surplus to requirements; • the council will give displaced plot holders adequate alternative sites, unless this is not necessary or is not practicable; • the council has taken the number of people on the waiting list into account; and • the council has actively promoted and publicised the availability of allotment sites and has consulted the National Society of Allotment and Leisure Gardeners. Government guidance also requires allotment authorities to consult with plot holders before they apply for disposal. If an application goes ahead for disposal of a site in the capital, it will be dealt with by the Government Office for London. If the application is successful, and allotment holders are displaced, the allotment authority is expected to provide one or more suitable alternative sites which should not normally be more than three-quarters of a mile from the centre of demand. NON-STATUTORY These are allotments situated on land which is allocated for other uses but leased or rented by an allotments authority. Temporary allotments are not protected from disposal in the same way that statutory allotments are. The Secretary of State's consent is not required for the disposal of non-statutory allotment sites, but the allotment authority will usually be required to give plot holders 12 months notice to quit before the land can be used for any other purpose. Privately owned land can also be let for use as allotments. These plots have the same legal status as temporary allotment sites, but the local council has no control over them. |
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