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1. www.thenas.org.ukAbout The National Allotment Society

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   The NAS represents over 125,000 allotment holders and works to provide, promote and preserve allotments. Learn about the health, social and environmental benefits of growing sites and join today for membership benefits.

2. www.facebook.com › Nationalallotmentsociety › postsLet us know about your... - National Allotment Society - Facebook

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   Jun 29, 2021 · Let us know about your National Allotments Week event and we will share it here.

3. www.dunchurchallotments.org.uk › about-the-association › nsalgNational Allotment Society – Dunchurch Allotment Association

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   Learn how joining the National Allotment Society (NAS) can help you protect and enjoy your allotment plot. Find out the benefits of legal support, insurance, gardening advice, seeds discount and more.

4. nailseaallotmentsassociation.wordpress.comNational Allotment Society – Nailsea Allotments Association

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   Apr 28, 2022 · The digital version is issue 2 of the 2021 volume of Allotment and Leisure Gardener, the quarterly magazine from the National Allotment Society is now available to read here.

5. database.nsalg.org.uk › aboutusAbout The National Allotment Society

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   The National Allotment Society (NAS) is a charity that supports, protects and preserves allotments for over 125,000 members. NAS provides advice, insurance, discounts, magazine, legal aid and on-the-ground support for allotment sites, associations and plotholders.

6. www.ageuk.org.uk › its-national-allotment-weekIts national allotment week - Age UK

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   Whether you choose to join our allotment in Pershore or take on your own allotment there are lots of benefits to spending more time outside in later life. We’ve taken the below benefits from The National Allotment Society website, you can read more information about allotments here.

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   Did you know it's National Allotments week?

   • It's National Allotment Week! During National Allotments Week we want to bring you some of the benefits of spending time outside at an allotment. Whether you choose to join our allotment in Pershore or take on your own allotment there are lots of benefits to spending more time outside in later life.

   Its national allotment week

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   What is the National allotment society?

   • Founded in the early 20th century, The National Allotment Society is the leading representative body for UK allotment holders with over 125,000 members.

   About NAS

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   Why do we work with allotments?

   • 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 for future generations.

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   What are the benefits of gardening at an allotment?

   • Gardening at an allotment enables people to interact with like-minded others especially beyond retirement. The social contact offered by gardening in an allotment environment helps to combat the lack of social capital embodied by loneliness, which has the equivalent risk to health as consuming 15 cigarettes daily and is twice as harmful as obesity.

   Its national allotment week

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8. mediapigeon.io › newsroom › pressatNational Allotments Week 2021 9 to 15 August | Media Pigeon

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   This year the National Allotment Society is Plotting for the Future and celebrating the contribution that allotments make to a sustainable future, by being economical with resources, caring for the land and supporting a balanced eco-system. We would like to take this opportunity to applaud all those gardeners and plot-holders who: