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Please Bee Friendly, Monmouthshire

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Julian Caruana
12 years ago

It makes complete sense to maximise the habitat and foraging sites for not only bees but other essential insects as long as road safety is not compromised

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Murray MacFarlane
12 years ago

Essential we reduce verge cutting and do everything to encourage bees and their food sources

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Judith Langdon
12 years ago

Shirenewton, Monmouthshire

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Jane Smith-Haddon
12 years ago

This is so important, well done Monmouthshire for considering it, please go ahead.

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Philip Chandler
12 years ago

I support this petition both personally and as director of Friends of the Bees.

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Fay Mansell
12 years ago

Please give windflowers and pollinators a chance. They are rapidly losing all their other homes. It is good to see a council looking after it's ratepayers money as well as looking after wildlife.

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Ruth Brown
12 years ago

please let our wildflowers flourish

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Emma Fisher
12 years ago

If every single council stopped mowing so frequently, we'd have a thriving pollinator population. It's a no brainer!

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tudor morgan
12 years ago

Will share on Facebook

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Rachel morgan
12 years ago

I cannot believe anyone would NOT think this was a great idea

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Chris Bown
12 years ago

please leave the wild flowers for the bees

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Rosy
12 years ago

the more the better!!

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david stock
12 years ago

i wish north somerset council would plant more and mow less

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Kiri Brown
12 years ago

vitally important for our biodiversity.

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Gabi Horup
12 years ago

An easy way to make big gains for wildlife. What a good idea!

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J Prys Williams
12 years ago

Without bees we are sunk

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Grant Dickeson
12 years ago

why are people against this?

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Rob Waller
12 years ago

Of course adequate sight lines at junctions need to be maintained but this still leaves huge scope to do less mowing, making Monmouthshire even more beautiful, and saving money!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Let the bees be

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Dick Cole
12 years ago

Don't be deflected from this welcome initiative, MCC