With some of our North Wales councils having no interest in providing allotments, here is a promising venture.
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-w ... -26929103/
New allotment venture in Flintshire
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Geoff wrote:Sounds like a good idea. Didn't know Flintshire still existed - spent my first 22 Summers there.
It didn't exist from 1974 to 1996 (part of Clwyd). Resurrected in a much changed form as a unitary authority.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flintshire
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Thanks for the link. My Grandfather retired there in 1929 and as my Father was a teacher we spent all the Summer holidays there every year. When Grandfather died it was kept on for holidays and my parents eventually retired there also. It was sold when my Mother died and as I said above I've never been back. Some of the pictures are good and I remember the holes in the school roof after the blasting accident at the quarry.
