Allotments

Council-managed allotments

We have a number of council-managed allotments sites across Hillingdon.

Applicants who have previously applied and are on a waiting list will be contacted only if / when an allotment plot becomes available.

Please note:

Plot holders are responsible for disposing of any waste that they generate whilst working their plot.
Bonfires, hosepipes and sprinkler systems are not permitted at any of our allotments.

If you experience any of the following issues at one of our allotments, you can report it to us using our online form below.

Lost allotment gate key
If you have lost your gate key, we can provide a replacement key for the cost of £5 within 10 working days of the submitted form.
Vandalism in an allotment
If fencing, gates, communal sheds and signs are vandalised, we will make every effort to repair or make these safe as soon as possible. If plot holders have personal items vandalised (including sheds and crops), they should report this to the police as soon as they possibly can and get a CAD reference number.
Repair required on allotments
If a repair is required (leaks on water tanks, repairs to damaged gates and work to trees to ensure that they are safe), we will get this arranged as soon as possible.
Overgrown allotment
We aim to cut overgrown grass and vegetation on vacant plots twice a year. Grass cutting is carried out in summer and autumn.
Fly-tipping in an allotment
If waste is dumped on allotments, please report it, providing us with the name of the allotment site and the location of the waste. We will take steps to get it removed and take enforcement action where possible.

If you need to update any of your personal details on our records, including a change of address, email allotments@hillingdon.gov.uk.