... presentation of awards in Bridgwater Town Council housing estates garden competition and in the local association's recent dig for victory show. Seviour. who said that the local food production comnvtte? had secured roughly 2.000 perch of land for new allotments ...

... we can contrive to grow during the yeai on which we enter to-day. If then you have not already joined the ever-growing Dig for Victory army resolve now to remedy the emission and having so resolved get to work with might and mam. Problems will present ...

... displayed by amateur gardeners. This Easter will witness the first major offensive of the great Dig for Victory army. One hopes, however, that most of the digging has been done so that the road is clear for planting anfc sowing operations. Sow seeds of onions ...

... of energy every minute I can spare in War-winning work. I help local voluntary organisations x and if I can, I dig for victory. I know that everyone, including mys^f } can do something. Cut this out and keep it! Issued by the Ministry of Information Bv ...

... Bristol Co-operative Society's Show Plenty of proof that Bristol gardeners are making valuable contributions to the Dig for Victory scheme was forthcoming at' the Bristol Co-opterative Society's 21st annual horticultural exhibition held the Co-operative ...

... HOW BRISTOL DIGS FOR VICTORY Allotments Will Produce 6,750 Tons of Food Bristol is showing sn inspiring demonstration of the nation's war effort. One has to be: in the city only short while realise that the Dig for Victory » campaign has been taken up ...

... What do I do.- about allotment or garden? I grow crop, for as for summer. TS free dig for victory diflg filling in this coupon and sen to-The Ministry of Lindum Hotel, ,c»' St. Anne's-on-Se^^^ Vegetable Production (with r^J Onions, Leeks and Shallots ...

... connection with the Dig for Victory campaign- & s applications for allotments had been dealt with. The original proposal was have the land ploughed by tractor, but no farmer could spare time to do it. The allotmenteers will now dig the grotmd instead, ...

... Tonkins. There was large number of members present to hear Mr Lock (Ministry of Agriculture), speak in connection with the Dig for Victory Campaign, the particular aspect dealt with being Preparation and Planning of Land. The number and variety of questions ...

... sort of competition should be arranged by the committee to encourage allotment holders and others with large gardens to dig for victory. Prizes will be given. The officers and committee were reelected en bloc. ...

... city and the need for more. Confirmation of the licence will be given when Vie hotel is derequisitioned. O O G Another Dig for Victory exhibition will held at the Pump Room. Bath, on March 21 and 22. It is being organised by the Bath Horticultural Committee ...

... was speaking ing of civic heads at a the Mansion House, London, w the autumn Dig for Victory n Lord Mayors. Mayors, and cl ts district councils were the i Lord Mayor, and Lord Woo* 101 of Food, was also present. f- >, The little man and his *' fl spade ...