The grass in front of the houses over Hengrove Park used to be cut on a regular basis, now it only gets cut once a year. It now grows so long it makes it unable for kids to play, dog walkers to pick up their mess, attracts slow worms, grass snakes and had started to colllect rubbish.
The council have been contacted numerous times but not much seems to happening so please sign this petition so I can send it to them and try to solve this problem.
The council remains silent despite the mess piling up in the tall grass where our children should be playing. I am tired of the runaround but I will keep pushing until they actually show up to maintain the space.
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Megan
8 years ago
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My three year old can’t (and now won’t!) play outside after seeing a slow worm on my Mums garden(which fronts onto the park). I am all for giving nature somewhere to live but encouraging it into gardens with small children and pets is unnecessary. We chose to live in the suburbs, not the wilderness.
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Joe Lydiard
8 years ago
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Totally agree it needs cutting regularly, it’s disgusting letting it get like that
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D OBrien
8 years ago
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I walk my dog at Hengrove Park & the grass is getting too long to walk through it attracts tics & it’s even more difficult to walk through if it’s been raining
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Robert Mccarthy
8 years ago
It's a disgrace in need of cutting regularly!!!
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Steve Burgess
8 years ago
Please cut the grass x
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Grass gets too long, Ruins the look.
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Alan Mooney
8 years ago
Please cut the grass
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Rod Williams
8 years ago
Yes it's a mess
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The grass in front of the houses over Hengrove Park used to be cut on a regular basis, now it only gets cut once a year. It now grows so long it makes it unable for kids to play, dog walkers to pick up their mess, attracts slow worms, grass snakes and had started to colllect rubbish.
The council have been contacted numerous times but not much seems to happening so please sign this petition so I can send it to them and try to solve this problem.
The council remains silent despite the mess piling up in the tall grass where our children should be playing. I am tired of the runaround but I will keep pushing until they actually show up to maintain the space.
8 Comments
M
Megan
8 years ago
Featured
My three year old can’t (and now won’t!) play outside after seeing a slow worm on my Mums garden(which fronts onto the park). I am all for giving nature somewhere to live but encouraging it into gardens with small children and pets is unnecessary. We chose to live in the suburbs, not the wilderness.
J
Joe Lydiard
8 years ago
Featured
Totally agree it needs cutting regularly, it’s disgusting letting it get like that
D
D OBrien
8 years ago
Featured
I walk my dog at Hengrove Park & the grass is getting too long to walk through it attracts tics & it’s even more difficult to walk through if it’s been raining
R
Robert Mccarthy
8 years ago
It's a disgrace in need of cutting regularly!!!
S
Steve Burgess
8 years ago
Please cut the grass x
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Grass gets too long, Ruins the look.
A
Alan Mooney
8 years ago
Please cut the grass
R
Rod Williams
8 years ago
Yes it's a mess
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My three year old can’t (and now won’t!) play outside after seeing a slow worm on my Mums garden(which fronts onto the park). I am all for giving nature somewhere to live but encouraging it into gardens with small children and pets is unnecessary. We chose to live in the suburbs, not the wilderness.