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Please Bee Friendly, Monmouthshire

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Nigel Knowland
12 years ago

Verges on all roads should only be cut where there is a safety risk

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Luke Phillips
12 years ago Featured

Mowing verges is a completely pointless exercise. It wastes public money to destroy some fantastic habitat for wildlife which is need of help! I've also seen a large colony of orchids strimmed on a monmouthshire verge. Horrible sight!

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Rebecca Price
12 years ago

Road verges are the life-giving arteries of the countryside. They link habitats and act as vital corridors for wildlife to thrive on. They also represent a remnant of our native grassland which has suffered dramatic declines during the last century. When managed sensitively road verges can support remarkably diverse collections of wild plants; great for wildlife and people! We should do all we can to ensure they thrive.

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David Green
12 years ago

This would help increase the biodiversity and give more wildlife corridors for flora and fauna and wildlife.

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R D Goss
12 years ago

all the small things will make a big differance

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John Stas
12 years ago

I have noticed this type of planting in Gloucester and it looks great, apart from the benefits to wild life

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K M Winnell
12 years ago

Bee friendly verges should be encouraged everywhere!!

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Prakash Lal
12 years ago

Encourage natures balance that has been evolved by Mother Nature

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Save money and save insects - easy win

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Gill Hughes
12 years ago

Yes, let the flowers bloom!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Without pollinating insects, the Earth would be desert and we would starve, within a few months.

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Paul Turner
12 years ago

Let the flowers bloom!

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Kevin Williams
12 years ago

I've always thought that councils can leave more verges to grow more or at least cut them back less than they do. This will make a great difference to insects.

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Gwilym Owen
12 years ago

I support this petition!

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Lesley Williams
12 years ago

Please undertake less road side mowing and help the wildlife.

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Anna Robertson
12 years ago

Beautiful as well as beneficial, what a great way to help wildlife

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Paul Morton
12 years ago

lets save our bees and butterflies

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William Stewart
12 years ago

Support wholeheartedly.

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ralph whitehouse
12 years ago

Look after the bees so they can continue to look after us!

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John Pakenham
12 years ago

This should be a nationwide project.