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Tipping chip at allotments


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yep,my allotment now has a delivery of stable muck,

 

the problem is that the persons of no fixed abode tip rubbish and fir in there chip so the allotment bosses have put a stop to it,

 

woodchip is getting hard to lose these days.

 

All our allotments are under lock and key so you can't tip off without being let in anyway, I just think the councils like making it hard for us.

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Hello all, first post on this forum, we have a list of local farmers who are always willing to take chip as they use is for outdoor standing/feeding areas for cattle. Just a thought.

 

Not too many farms round our way unfortunately, allotments, schools and the odd stable take most of ours but can always use more sites

 

Just not too sure why the council want to stick their nose in when the allotment holders want the chip

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