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Allotment's open day this Sunday

Published: 3:27 PM August 7, 2009    Updated: 3:39 PM November 1, 2020

GREEN fingered Roystonians are opening their allotments to the public this Sunday. The Royston Allotments Association has its annual open day this Sunday, from 10.30am – 2.30pm. Residents are invited to browse the various allotments at Coombes Hole, off G

GREEN fingered Roystonians are opening their allotments to the public this Sunday.

The Royston Allotments Association has its annual open day this Sunday, from 10.30am - 2.30pm.

Residents are invited to browse the various allotments at Coombes Hole, off Green Street, Royston, and plants, herbs, and other produce will be available to buy.

There will also be a bottle stall and various competitions to take part in.

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The open day takes place this Sunday, August 9.

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