Each year we run competitions for the best allotment site and best individual plot in the borough of Barnet. For the site competition, there are two categories, namely large sites and small sites. For the plot competition, societies are asked to nominate one plot per site.
Alongside the competitions we seek nominations for the Ted Green Memorial Award, which is for an outstanding community initiative by an allotment society during the previous twelve months. It is named after Ted Green who was for many the secretary of the Federation.
The 2019 competitions took place in July, with judging over the weekends of July 13 and 20.
The prizegiving will take place on October 21 at Rathbone Allotments. Cups and certificates will be presented to those winners and runners-up who are able to be there.
Congratulations to the following winners and runners-up who were as follows
Plot competition
Site | Plotholder | |
First | Vale Farm | Abdullah Rustame |
Second | Bells Hill | Jolanta Wostal |
Third | Hendon Grove | Malcolm Sargeant |
Very highly commended | Hospital Fields | Silas Kendal |
Highly commended | Fursby Avenue | Kino Niccoli |
Commended | Child’s Hill | Hilary Burden |
Commended | Gordon Road | Jimmy Chan |
Extra large sites | Large sites | |||
First | Cat Hill | Hatley Close | ||
Second | The Crescent | Bells Hill | ||
Third | East Finchley | Brook Farm South | ||
Very highly commended | Hospital Fields | Rathbone | ||
Highly commended | Child’s Hill | Brook Farm North | ||
Commended |
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Medium sites | Small sites | |
First | Lawrence Street | Brent Way |
Second | Gordon Road | Fursby Avenue |
Third | Hendon Grove | Nethercourt Avenue |
The Ted Green Memorial Award 2019
This year two entrants were of such high quality, matching the criteria required, that for the first time joint winners were declared: The East Barnet Allotment & Gardens Association (Cat Hill) and The Bells Hill Allotment Society. Click here for further details.