We are a thriving community space where people of all ages come together to grow, learn, and connect. Located in the heart of Stourbridge/Wollaston, our allotment sites are run entirely by volunteers with a shared passion for gardening, sustainability, and fostering a sense of belonging.
Our allotments offers individuals and families the opportunity to cultivate their own plots, grow fresh, organic produce, and enjoy the benefits of outdoor gardening. Whether you're an experienced gardener or a complete beginner, there's always something to learn, and plenty of like-minded people to share the journey with.
Everything we do is made possible by the dedication of our amazing committee members and community. From maintaining the allotment grounds to organising events and workshops, our volunteers give their time and expertise to create a welcoming and sustainable space for all.
We believe that the heart of our allotment is the people who make it what it is – a vibrant, friendly, and inclusive community. Every gardener, committee member, and volunteer plays a vital role in helping the allotment thrive.
Meet the Committee
Our volunteer-run committee works behind the scenes to ensure everything runs smoothly, from managing plots to organising events. Here are the wonderful people who make it happen:
Emma Fitzgerald – Chairperson
As Chairperson of the allotment society, I’m passionate about creating a space where people can connect—with nature, with each other, and with themselves. I strongly believe that spending time outdoors plays a vital role in supporting mental wellbeing, and I’m committed to championing that through everything we do. I want our allotment to be a welcoming, multi-generational community where knowledge is shared, friendships grow, and everyone feels they belong. Promoting the growing of organic fruit and vegetables and encouraging more sustainable ways of living is at the heart of our vision, alongside fostering the strong, supportive community we’re proud of.
Oonagh Clarke – Treasurer
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Steve Clarke – Secretary
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Our Impact on the Community
Our allotments are not just a place to grow food – it’s a space for learning, connecting, and supporting one another. We host regular events & workshops on everything from composting to wreath making, and our seasonal events bring together gardeners of all ages and abilities. Through sustainability initiatives and educational programs, we hope to inspire positive change in our local community and beyond.