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  • Hedges, verges, ditches and trees

    Hedges, verges, ditches and trees

    Hawkley, Liss, Hampshire
    Article by: Katherine Horton

    Dear Resident, Maintaining, hedges, verges, ditches and trees along the border of your property shows consideration to others – it&rs...

    Hawkley Parish   |  
    Posted: 14 Nov 25
  • Grass verges

    Grass verges

    Weston Turville, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
    Article by: Sarah Copley, Clerk to the Council

    Why Are Some Verges Cut and Others Left to Grow? You may have noticed that some grassy areas around the Village are being left to grow lo...

    Weston Turville Parish Council   |  
    Posted: 5 Jun 25
  • Restoring Shropshire's Verges Project. Free talk - Thurs 15th June 7.30pm

    Restoring Shropshire's Verges Project. Free talk - Thurs 15th June 7.30pm

    Oswestry, Shropshire
    Article by: Lydia Bardsley (Clerk)

    Clive Parish Council is very pleased to announce a special guest at our June Council meeting. We will be welcoming Janet Cobb from RSVP - Re...

    Clive Parish Council   |  
    Posted: 7 Jun 23
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    Restoring Shropshire's Verges

    Stanton Lacy, Ludlow, Shropshire
    Article by: Heather Coonick

    Presentation on Restoring Shropshire’s Verges Project At the next Stanton Lacy Parish Council meeting at 7.30pm on 21st July at Stan...

    Stanton Lacy Parish Council   |  
    Posted: 15 Jul 22
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    Roadside Verge Obstructions

    East Woodhay, Newbury, Hampshire
    Article by: Amy White

    Obstructions on Roadside Verges Members of the public should be aware that placing obstructions (eg. large stones, tree stumps, wooden pos...

    East Woodhay Parish Council   |  
    Posted: 1 Jul 21
  • Rural Verges Consultation Reminder

    Rural Verges Consultation Reminder

    Battle, East Sussex
    Article by: Nicola Boarer

    The Rural Verges consultation ends on Tuesday 23rd February, if you would like to have your say don't forget to fill in our online consu...

    Battle Town Council   |  
    Posted: 17 Feb 21
  • Consultation for Rural Verges

    Consultation for Rural Verges

    Battle, East Sussex
    Article by: Nicola Boarer

    Battle Town Council are consulting residents to seek support for a trial to cut rural verges less frequently and thereby create natural wild...

    Battle Town Council   |  
    Posted: 5 Feb 21
  • River Lane - verge improvements

    River Lane - verge improvements

    Warnford, Southampton, Hampshire
    Article by: Website Editor

    Concern has been expressed by various members of the Parish about the the state of the verges in River Lane.   This was discussed at th...

    Warnford Village   |  
    Posted: 8 Jul 17
  • Tidy Verges

    Tidy Verges

    Shalden, Alton, Hampshire
    Article by: The Committee

    Thanks to the stirring enthusiasm of our residents recently our grass verges along the length of UAL and the OOR may now have more daffodill...

    UAL-OOR Community   |  
    Posted: 16 Feb 17