Allotments Act 1925 (1925 c 61)

The Act aimed to safeguard and promote allotments by providing stronger legal protections and clearer management frameworks. It imposed obligations on local authorities to provide sufficient allotments to meet demand, ensuring access for residents. The legislation introduced provisions for compulsory land acquisition to create additional plots, recognising allotments' importance in food production and community well-being. Enhancing tenant security, it restricted local authorities' ability to terminate tenancies without justified cause, thereby promoting stability for allotment holders. This Act reinforced the government's commitment to empowering local food cultivation and addressing post-war food security concerns.

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Allotments Act 1925 (1925 c 61)

The Act aimed to safeguard and promote allotments by providing stronger legal protections and clearer management frameworks. It imposed obligations on local authorities to provide sufficient allotments to meet demand, ensuring access for residents. The legislation introduced provisions for compulsory land acquisition to create additional plots, recognising allotments' importance in food production and community well-being. Enhancing tenant security, it restricted local authorities' ability to terminate tenancies without justified cause, thereby promoting stability for allotment holders. This Act reinforced the government's commitment to empowering local food cultivation and addressing post-war food security concerns.

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Allotments Act 1925 (1925 c 61)

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