There are over 30 allotments around Talbot Village. They are open to anyone who lives locally and wants to grow their own fruit, vegetables, and flowers. We operate a waiting list.
The woodland surrounding Talbot Village is used by various groups including a Forest School, and by nearby media, science, and humanities students. Get in touch with our team at info@talbotvillagetrust.org, if you’d like to find out more.
Our Trust is one of the custodians, alongside BCP Council, of the protected Talbot Heath, a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and home to diverse and rare wildlife. We’re fully committed to protecting and enhancing this important wildlife habitat.
"We maintain a range of natural environments for the use of local people and visitors, and we closely monitor these and ensure that they're effective, protected and unique. We're keen for people and communities to explore these wonderful spaces - from forest schools to mud kitchens, den-building to forest bathing and more."
— Martha Searle, Community & Engagement Lead, Talbot Village Trust
