Without bees we will all be in trouble. This is one simple step that should be encouraged and followed by all councils throughout the country not just Wales.
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Carole Tucker
12 years ago
We should also ensure that pollen-rich plants are used in the annual display in our communal areas. Unfortunately most are not.
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Andy Karran
12 years ago
It will maintain biodiversity and hopefully also cost less in maintenance.
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Martyn Wright
12 years ago
Grow Wild Flower on the verges - DO NOT CUT THE VERGES
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tom eyles
12 years ago
Allowing verges to grow wild flowers already happens with some areas in Bleanau Gwent and the roads are still safe and they look alot nicer. come on Monmouthshire keep up.
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Gemma Bode
12 years ago
Our roadside verges are becoming some of the last havens for wildlife this policy will atlast help to manage them positively for the vital wildlife they support
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John Hastings-Bass
12 years ago
This is an excellent initiative
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Lyn thomas
12 years ago
Planting bee friendly plants on verges...good for bees,...less maintenance for councils who are facing cutbacks.
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ELE LLOYD
12 years ago
in most cases only a narrow strip needs to be cut on the busiest roads to maintain visibility
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Keli Beamon
12 years ago
Please help us to keep our Bee population healthy by decreasing road side mowing
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Gary Thorogood
12 years ago
encouraging and maintaining a diverse ecosystem is essential for human survival. It's not just a nice thing to do.
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Catherine Wacey
12 years ago
It all starts at the bottom..Please help keep our beautiful area alive
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Laurie Jones
12 years ago
This is one world and it belongs to all forms of life.
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annapetts
12 years ago
This issue is vital in the true sense of the word.
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Emma Hill
12 years ago
Our future depends on our furry little friends.
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Christina Harbottle
12 years ago
No damage to vehicles if they travel the lanes at a sensible speed...fully support practic of mowing corners only.
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Deborah Rudis
12 years ago
Moderate height wildflowers should not pose a traffic safety problem. Look at what the State of Texas has done in the USA.
Well done MCC for having a policy!
A great, first step forward for biodiversity.
Without bees we will all be in trouble. This is one simple step that should be encouraged and followed by all councils throughout the country not just Wales.
We should also ensure that pollen-rich plants are used in the annual display in our communal areas. Unfortunately most are not.
It will maintain biodiversity and hopefully also cost less in maintenance.
Grow Wild Flower on the verges - DO NOT CUT THE VERGES
Allowing verges to grow wild flowers already happens with some areas in Bleanau Gwent and the roads are still safe and they look alot nicer. come on Monmouthshire keep up.
Our roadside verges are becoming some of the last havens for wildlife this policy will atlast help to manage them positively for the vital wildlife they support
This is an excellent initiative
Planting bee friendly plants on verges...good for bees,...less maintenance for councils who are facing cutbacks.
in most cases only a narrow strip needs to be cut on the busiest roads to maintain visibility
Please help us to keep our Bee population healthy by decreasing road side mowing
encouraging and maintaining a diverse ecosystem is essential for human survival. It's not just a nice thing to do.
It all starts at the bottom..Please help keep our beautiful area alive
This is one world and it belongs to all forms of life.
This issue is vital in the true sense of the word.
Our future depends on our furry little friends.
No damage to vehicles if they travel the lanes at a sensible speed...fully support practic of mowing corners only.
Moderate height wildflowers should not pose a traffic safety problem. Look at what the State of Texas has done in the USA.
Help bees, save money, win, win.