Concerns have been raised over the number of scruffy and overgrown hedges lining the roads of a West Lothian town - with one councillor suggesting it is a sign of “society de-evolving.”
The problem, in Bathgate, has become worse during the Covid pandemic, due to cutbacks to save money in successive council budget and pandemic staffing problems.
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