The Town Council manages two allotment sites – Foxes Piece ( SL7 1XX ) and Hanging Hill ( SL7 2PJ )
If you are interested in growing your own vegetables & fruit, you may want to consider taking on an allotment. It’s a great way to produce your own food, get some fresh air and enjoy meeting new people.
Marlow Town Council Allotment Allocation Policy
To be eligible for an allotment a person must be 18 years or older, reside within the Marlow Town Council Boundary and be on the Electoral Role. You must read and agree to abide by the Marlow Town Councils Allotment Rules & Regulations. The current tenancy fee is £7-00 per pole, this will increase to £7-50 in April 2024. All new plots are approximately 5 pole in size and rented to tenants on an annual basis.
Our allotment sites are fully tenanted at present but if you would like to join the waiting list, please contact the Town Council by completing the form below . Once you reach the top of the waiting list, we will contact you to view the available plot/s and decide whether you wish to take it on.
Marlow Allotment Association
The Marlow Allotments Association works with the Council to maintain the Council’s sites and provide advice to tenants. Visit the Marlow Allotments Association page to find out more.
Allotment Request Contact Form
Allotment Competition 2023
Cllr Brown was delighted to have been asked to announce the winners of this year’s Allotment Competition at the Marlow Allotments Association AGM. Cllr Brown said …
“Their remarkable efforts have set an example for us all and have shown that with passion, care, and a little bit of dirt under your nails, you can accomplish incredible things. Congratulations to all the winners and thank you to everyone who took part in this event.”
Congratulations to the following tenants for having their allotments placed in the competition.
Foxes Piece 1st Place – Denise Bagge & Bernard Carter 2nd Place – Susan Ayres 3rd Place – Fred & David Tillier Best beginner – Martin Summerfield | Hanging Hill Tie for 1st Place – Andy Ross & Sam Loose 3rd Place – Richard Hockly Best beginner – Stephen Back |