@peterainbow #allotments absolutely need to work better - my local allotsoc held its AGM this year titled “Are allotments broken?”…. But allotments are a specific nut to crack with their own legislation to work on.

I am seeing the Right to Grow as a lever to improve things elsewhere - all the other patches of publicly owned council land which is poorly used for unlawful parking, sprayed with glyphosate, flytipped….

For the climate emergency and biodiversity cris and for future resilience we need to do *everything* *everywhere* and I think that #RightToGrow may be helpful for some of this?

Been reading about the "Right to Grow" - a policy place where councils must produce plans for their area showing available publicly owned land and community groups have the right to access it free of charge to grow stuff.

A few UK councils have gone down this path and am thinking about trying a campaign in my area.

Anyone done this sort of thing where they are?

#RightToGrow #Community #Allotment

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🗞️Hull celebrates the right to grow

‘Right to grow’, an initiative to encourage cultivation of fruit and veg on public land is greenlit by Hull city councillors | Angus Young

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https://yorkshirebylines.co.uk/society/food/hull-celebrates-the-right-to-grow/

Hull celebrates the right to grow

The ‘right to grow’ fruit and veg on public land is greenlit by Hull city councillors

Yorkshire Bylines

'#Hull set to allow ‘#RightToGrow’ on unused council land in #UK first -

City councillors pass motion to let community groups, charities and neighbours cultivate fruit and veg'
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/oct/16/hull-allow-right-to-grow-unused-council-land-uk-first

Hull set to allow ‘right to grow’ on unused council land in UK first

City councillors pass motion to let community groups, charities and neighbours cultivate fruit and veg

The Guardian
RT @werepangolins: En 🇬🇧, organizaciones ciudadanas han comenzado una campaña por el derecho a plantar (#righttogrow). Pretende que las administraciones públicas favorezcan el uso de espacios verdes públicos en desuso para que las comunidades planten sus alimentos. 1/2
No jail for ‘nice man’, 73, caught growing drugs at his Cork home

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