Liveslocal

Have to agree the wet weather, followed by the heat, has ensured that a lot of hedges have got a bit out of control.  However cutting of hedges can only be done at the appropriate time of year for both the type of hedge and in consideration of nesting birds.  RSPB recommends hedgecutting is avoided between March and August to protect nesting birds https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/advice/gardening-for-wildlife/plants-for-wildlife/garden-hedges/hedge-law/

I would suggest that you keep an eye on the hedge and if its not sorted in August then follow the recommendations of the previous poster.

Will be interested to hear the detail behind the headline.

Would also note that according to HC website Graham Powell is (was) "Cabinet Member Economy & Corporate Services" Finance is the remit of Tony Johnson the Leader of HC

Isn't it also an education issue? Its the general public who are dropping the litter not the council. There are bins available and which are emptied, but for some people it appears that rubbish is to heavy to carry far as a bin... :Sad_32: