land settlement association造句

• The area includes a number of smallholdings founded by the Land Settlement Association.
• The area includes a number of smallholdings originally built by the Land Settlement Association.
• From 1935 to 1971 Harrowby Estate contained 59 smallholdings as part of the Land Settlement Association scheme.
• During the 1930s, much of Chawston was incorporated into the Land Settlement Association Scheme ( LSA ).
• It is a partnership project between the Carnegie UK Trust, Plunkett Foundation and the Land Settlement Association Charitable Trust.
• Crofton Estate was taken over by the Land Settlement Association a government initiative to get poorer people involved in agriculture and horticultural production.
• In 1934 the Government bought Little Park for the new'Land Settlement Association', creating the largest influx of population into the village since AD500.
• Oldhill Down Estate around the Lowther Road shops was developed by William Old Ltd, and the Stipers Hill Estate around Seamons Close was initially created by the Land Settlement Association.
• Sir Malcolm Stewart, Potton's last Lord of the Manor, set up the Land Settlement Association ( LSA ) in 1935 and gave houses and land to cultivate to unemployed men and their families.
• It builds on a connection starting in 1934 through the Land Settlement Association, a pioneering scheme which enabled thousands of people to achieve livelihoods as food growers which they would not have been able to achieve alone.
• In the decades before the Second World War the Land Settlement Association created a site to the south of Great Abington consisting of over sixty houses and plots of land for unemployed miners mainly from the coalfields of Yorkshire and Durham.
• In 1951, the Board of Directors of the Land Settlement and Development Cooperation ( LASEDECO ) started the opening of a settlement in an area formerly under the jurisdiction of the National Land Settlement Association ( NLSA ) as a reservation.