" people were prevented from taking up empty plots." Indeed. But knowing the position it was surely unwise to allow any plots to become empty in the first place ? Plots becoming vacant could have been taken over by existing holders or their friends  while still nominally assigned to the original holder. If that's what it would have taken. Saying which I don't know the actual timescale or how any of this co-incided with the chronic shortage of allotments in other parts of London. Wildlife isn't really welcome anywhere on public land, in London at least.  As soon as the Councils get to hear of any, anywhere paths will be installed to allow public access. There's plenty of semi-woodland in Brentford - Gunnersbury Park or Boston Manor for example or along the canal which is regularly tidied up -  which is home to wildlife - rabbits anyway to which nobody objects. Rather than say rats which are maybe harder to spot. michael adams

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Syon Park Peasants Revolt	05/05/22 19:58:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Syon Park Peasants Revolt	06/05/22 08:29:00	Michael Adams
Re:Re:Syon Park Peasants Revolt	06/05/22 17:53:00	Steve Taylor
Re:Re:Re:Syon Park Peasants Revolt	06/05/22 20:08:00	Michael Adams
Re:Re:Re:Re:Syon Park Peasants Revolt	06/05/22 23:21:00	Anne England
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Syon Park Peasants Revolt	07/05/22 06:51:00	Michael Adams
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Syon Park Peasants Revolt	07/05/22 08:35:00	Raymond Havelock
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Syon Park Peasants Revolt	07/05/22 08:45:00	Vanessa Smith

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