The movement was started in 2019 by conservation charity Plantlife, who is once again urging people to keep the mower locked up for another month to allow spring plants a chance to set seed before the first cutting, making for healthier, more diverse lawns, so the councils followed, and this is why we see lots of overgrown public areas in our towns and cities, it’s for the good,…
“In order to support biodiversity and provide a habitat for pollinators such as bees and butterflies. By allowing the grass to grow and avoiding mowing, it allows wildflowers to bloom and provides food and shelter for pollinators, contributing to their conservation and the overall health of ecosystems. The initiative aims to raise awareness about the importance of preserving natural habitats and promoting biodiversity in urban and suburban areas”. It’s good to find out why, more cool details here https://shorturl.at/ceDJW
No Mow-ning needed!
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5 Local jobs
https://www.themaindeal.co.uk/local-jobs/
- Family Law – Solicitor
- Personal Injury Paralegal
- Production Operative
and there’s more
WOTS
(word on the street)
Do you want to know more about Saffron, hear it on my weekly vlog.
What’s on?
This Saturday at The Gaping Goose, a fundraiser
- Saturday 27th May 9.30 am -12.00 pm Free Bowling Weekend at Kippax BC
Coming up in June
- Saturday 10th June – Garforth Brass will be playing at St Marys Church
- At Garforth Library – Book your free tickets https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/leedslibraryevents/esports-nintendo-switch/e-dgvqgy
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- 21 Awesome Things to Do in Leeds With Toddlers
- 40 Fantastic Family Days Out in Leeds
- The Best & Most Fantastic Half Term Activities in Leeds
Planning
- At Strikes Garden Centre – Selby Road – T1 Sycamore – Reduce limbs that are encroaching a mobile home by a maximum of 2.5 meters some of the branches only need a reduction of 1 meter on the SW aspect. Also crown lift to 6 meters from ground level. The tree is located within woodland owned by the Garden Centre.
- Plans in, for another much needed Dog Grooming Business
- Garforth Train station is now starting to see signs of movement for the new access bridge, some car parking spaces will be taken up for machinery and work traffic, which looks to be near the station end – please note it will take approximately a year to complete this changeover.
Until the 9th of June – Enjoy the last bank holiday in May, May the sun shine, and May you enjoy your time off with the kids
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