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What are the benefits?
What are the challenges?
How much of a commitment is an allotment plot?
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How big is an allotment?
Who maintains the tracks and paths on the allotment site?
Do I have to live in the city of Lincoln to have a City of Lincoln Council allotment?
Why do some non-city residents have an allotment?
How do I arrange access to the site?
How much does an allotment cost?
Can I take my dog to the allotment?
How can I apply for an allotment?
How long will I have to wait until I am offered an allotment?
I have been on the waiting list and have been offered a plot, how do I visit the site?
I want to accept a plot I have been offered, what should I do?
I am not happy with the allotment I have been offered, can I reject it?
The plot I have been offered is not in a good condition, will the council clear it?
I am new to allotment gardening, how can I get started?
Do you have any "Top Tips" which will help me make a successful start to using the plot?
How should I go about planning and laying out my allotment plot?
What is the three month probationary period and how does it work?
Should I be organic?
How big is an allotment?
Allotment sizes range from 51 square yards to 100 square yards.
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