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About the Association:
The Worthing Allotments and Gardens Association (WAGA) was founded in 1948 as a voluntary association. It has members from all 8 local allotment sites. WAGA also has regular gardening members who do not rent an allotment. WAGA runs events such as the Annual Show, Plotholder newsletter, coach trips, BBQs and other social events and the 3 site shops at Chesswood Farm, Humber Avenue and West Tarring. Please note you MUST be a paid up member to make purchases from these stores, but membership is open to everyone. Membership can be done in store or via post. Current Membership of WAGA costs: £5 for your first year and then to renew at £3 per year. |
About this Website:
The information on this website is grouped around 7 main headings (Tabs) which can be seen at the top of each webpage.
News: The latest News/Announcements and Updates on what is happening in the WAGA community & a archive for previous posts.
About: A general description of the association and its functions, Information on WAM & HACA. (You are here now), A list of the committee members (with contact details). Access to the WAGA Facebook site, Newsletter & AGM information.
Allotments: Information about how to get an allotment and how to get started plus a list of the 8 Allotment sites in Worthing.
Membership: Everything you need to know about joining WAGA. Our constitution and Data Protection.
Shops: Information for our 3 shops which sell allotment and gardening supplies, Price List, and any promotions, Information and tips on growing, sowing, propagation and harvesting.
Show: WAGA runs an annual village show in August and various events throughout the year.
Social: WAGA runs a selection of events throughout the year, together with a monthly meet up.
The information on this website is grouped around 7 main headings (Tabs) which can be seen at the top of each webpage.
News: The latest News/Announcements and Updates on what is happening in the WAGA community & a archive for previous posts.
About: A general description of the association and its functions, Information on WAM & HACA. (You are here now), A list of the committee members (with contact details). Access to the WAGA Facebook site, Newsletter & AGM information.
Allotments: Information about how to get an allotment and how to get started plus a list of the 8 Allotment sites in Worthing.
Membership: Everything you need to know about joining WAGA. Our constitution and Data Protection.
Shops: Information for our 3 shops which sell allotment and gardening supplies, Price List, and any promotions, Information and tips on growing, sowing, propagation and harvesting.
Show: WAGA runs an annual village show in August and various events throughout the year.
Social: WAGA runs a selection of events throughout the year, together with a monthly meet up.
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Worthing Allotment Management (WAM) is an entirely separate organisation run by the allotment tenants which organises the letting of plots; appoints overseers and minimises cost by organising volunteer teams to perform site maintenance.
The Annual General Meetings (AGMs) and the management and accounting structures of WAM and WAGA are entirely separate. A tenancy with a WAM contract does not include annual membership of WAGA. |
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Humber Avenue Community Allotments (HACA) (Est August 2021) Has taken over the day to day management of the Humber Avenue allotment site from Worthing Borough Council. It is run and self managed by the tenants from Humber Avenue Allotment Site.
Again this is another entirely separate organisation from WAM or WAGA The Annual General Meetings (AGMs), Management & Accounting structures of HACA and WAGA are entirely separate. A tenancy with a HACA contract does not include annual membership of WAGA. |
