We own and manage 93 allotment plots across six sites in the Borders.
|
Allotment sites |
Number of allotments |
Estimated waiting period |
|---|---|---|
|
The Gytes, Peebles |
39 |
around three years |
|
Burgh Hall, Peebles |
5 |
around three years |
|
Moss Park, Peebles |
7 |
around three years |
|
Miller Street, Innerleithen |
6 |
less than three years |
|
Guthrie Drive, Hawick |
14 |
less than two years |
|
Wilton Park Road, Hawick |
23 |
less than two years |
There are also private allotment sites across the region including sites at Galashiels, Tweedbank, Eyemouth, Chirnside and Walkerburn. You can use our interactive map to find allotment sites in your local area that may be of interest, and contact them directly.
How do I get one of your allotments or submit an enquiry?
Contact us through our Allotments online contact form or phone us on 0300 100 1800 and you will then be placed on a waiting list. Every year you will need to re-register your interest in being offered an allotment. You must let us know if you wish to remain on the waiting list.
How much does an allotment cost?
Allotments cost £55 per year. This is subject to annual review.
Concessions based on a 50% discount are available to people in receipt of:
- Universal Credit
- Working Tax Credit
- Income-based Employment and Support Allowance
- Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance
- Income Support
- Housing Benefit
- Pension Credit
Can I get more than one allotment plot?
Because of the high demand for allotment plots, these are restricted to one per household.
What facilities are there on site?
Allotment sites are serviced with water, fencing and access pathways.
Allotment Regulations
All allotment tenants on our sites are required to abide by our Allotment Regulations, which can be downloaded from our website.
Where can I go to get more information and advice on community food growing?
We have a Community Food Growing Strategy which contains information on lots of different types of community growing, and you may find something of interest in your area, or some helpful resources about where to find support.
More information can be found on our Community food growing webpages.