Keeping livestock at your allotment
You may keep chickens, rabbits or bees on your allotment. You need to apply to a keep livestock on your allotment and have written permission from us first.
Chickens
Chickens must be kept in a suitable hutch and run that complies with the terms of the allotment agreement and in accordance with current animal welfare legislation. Cockerels are not permitted on a allotment sites.
You need to apply to a keep livestock on your allotment and have written permission from us first.
Bees
Beehives can be placed on allotment plots provided that you meet certain criteria such as having suitable qualifications/experience being a member of a Beekeeping Association.
You need to apply to a keep bees and have written permission from us first.
- Guide to keeping bees on you allotment sites
- Keeping bees on allotments
- Sample beekeeping tenancy agreement
Other animals
Other animals including, but not limited to, goats, sheep, pigs and horses are not permitted.
We only allow chickens, rabbits and bees to be kept on allotment sites.
Terms and conditions for allowing livestock on allotment plots are being reviewed, any changes will be communicated to tenants if required.