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Founded in the early 20th century, The National Allotment Society is the leading representative body for UK allotment holders with over 125,000 members. We work with government, landlords and developers to provide, promote and preserve allotments – highlighting the social and environmental benefits of growing sites and preserving allotments ...
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Logging in with your membership account will let you view member only content and access the Kings Seeds order form, but you need to use your personal login to access your account details. If you have not set up your personal account please contact your Membership Secretary.
We work with allotment sites, associations, councils and individual plotholders to provide advice and guidance. We provide expertise on issues ranging from site management, environmental concerns, tenancy agreements, fundraising, setting up and managing associations and more.
Become a National Allotment Society member and help to preserve and protect allotments for future generations. You'll also gain a range of benefits including free liability insurance, initial legal support, expert advice and much more.
Other allotment sites are provided by private landlords, including organisations like the Church of England. Finding your local allotment society can be as simple as searching for them on the internet or social media.
Telephone: 01376 570000. Fax: 01376 571189. Email: sales@kingsseeds.com. Please note that this is a separate allotment scheme from the NSALG Scheme. Kings Seeds, a leading seed supplier of vegetable and flowers seeds, organic seeds, herb seeds, Sweet Pea seeds, fruit trees and Vegetable Plug plants.
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Being members of the NAS gives us access to the support, expertise and experience of the society should we need to challenge threats to our allotment site. We can access legal advice, allotmenteer liability insurance, gardening advice, discounted seeds and a supportive regional network.
