Torfaen Expands Eco-Friendly Mowing Policy
Torfaen Borough Council is increasing its eco-friendly mowing policy to promote environmental health and sustainability.
A further 127 areas, including parks and village greens, will be mowed just once a year to boost biodiversity.
- The policy was first introduced in 2014 and expanded in 2020 following the Covid pandemic.
- In 2020, the benefits of reduced grass cutting were reported after operations were suspended due to lockdown.
- Two years ago, 51 areas were designated as "cut and collect" sites, with the changes phased in between 2023 and 2024.
The expansion brings the total area covered by the policy to 348 sites, covering 31.6 hectares.
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