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Small Holdings and Allotments Act 1908 (1908 c 36)

The Small Holdings and Allotments Act 1908 aimed to increase the availability of small plots of land for cultivation by small-scale farmers and the urban working class. The Act consolidated previous legislation relating to small holdings and allotments, establishing clearer responsibilities for local authorities to provide and manage such lands. It enabled individuals to rent small plots for agricultural purposes, thus promoting self-sufficiency and potentially reducing food shortages. The Act addressed the growing demand for allotments due to industrialisation and urbanisation, facilitating local councils in meeting the needs of their communities.

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Small Holdings and Allotments Act 1908 (1908 c 36)

The Small Holdings and Allotments Act 1908 aimed to increase the availability of small plots of land for cultivation by small-scale farmers and the urban working class. The Act consolidated previous legislation relating to small holdings and allotments, establishing clearer responsibilities for local authorities to provide and manage such lands. It enabled individuals to rent small plots for agricultural purposes, thus promoting self-sufficiency and potentially reducing food shortages. The Act addressed the growing demand for allotments due to industrialisation and urbanisation, facilitating local councils in meeting the needs of their communities.

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