Wirral Council will not be cutting grass in parks and open spaces for the whole of May, in a bid to support wildlife.
It is the second time the policy has been put in place in Wirral, after it was trialled last year. A Facebook post from Wirral Council read: “Following the success of last year, No Mow May is back!
“This means we've stopped grass cutting in our parks and open spaces to help bees and other wildlife thrive - and we encourage residents to do the same. So, lock up your lawnmower until June and let the wildflowers bloom.”
