Have a look at http://goo.gl/maps/lIjh see where we are on Googlemaps.
Or use what3words.com - table.feeds.tools to see where we are.
Coming via Public Transport:
By bus from city centre
Take the No.77 Turquoise line from stop U3 on Upper Parliament Street, to the AS17 Stop on Aspley Lane.
By car / bike / walking
This site is easily reached from the Ring Road (A6514) taking the road into town (B690) from the Bluecoats School Roundabout, then taking the second road on the right after the David Lloyd Leisure Centre, which is Ascot Road.
Alternatively, coming out of town on the A610, you come over a railway bridge and immediately turn left at the traffic lights onto Aspley Lane, then immediate left again to take you onto Ascot Road.
In all cases, follow Ascot Road to the bottom, which is past the old Collins Cash and Carry entrance. You will see bollards at the end, which are just before the last houses on the left of the road. Beyond the bollards, follow the track to the left that goes between the houses and the allotment hedge. Follow the track round the bend, & you'll see our gate ahead of you on the left hand side, behind the orchard car park. They're currently shiny silver and hard to miss!
From the South, follow the A609 until you reach St. Peter's Street. Follow this to New Road on the left which ends in a track. Keep on this, over the railway bridge & continue past the brightly painted Windmill Allotment Association gates on your left, going through the staggered barriers to follow the footpath which takes you to Windmill Community Gardens. You'll pass another staggered barrier then the path opens onto a carpark and orchard and you will see our silver gates on your right.
If you are having difficulty finding us, please call 07816899978 and we'll give you more details.
ReplyDeleteInformation for all who support a school or community allotment. Charles Dowding (he of No Dig fame) has set up a bursary for such special groups who are interested in the NoDig technique. He has so far given books, training vouchers and in one instance compost.
To contribute to the Bursary, join his YouTube no dig community by clicking the join button on his channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB1J6siDdmhwah7q0O2WJBg/join
No Dig not only keeps the carbon in the soil but is labour saving with little weeding once the process is established and produces some wonderful crops.
To apply for a bursary please contact him via admin@charlesdowding.co.uk with details of your project.
Please share this with anyone who may be interested.
Many thanks,
Suella Postles