Who is responsible for grass cutting in my area?
The majority of the grass cutting across Cambridgeshire is carried out by one of our sub-contractors. However, formal agreements are in place with some Parish Councils to carry out grass cutting in their own villages.
If you have a query about grass cutting in your village or neighbourhood, please check the lists to ensure you are contacting the correct organisation.
Please see the map below to view verge cutting and town/village grass cutting routes in Cambridgeshire.
Towns and villages
Within urban areas and villages, we cut the grass three times a year. Our first cut started first week of April. You can find details of which villages we cut and when below.
Village grass cutting maintenance schedule 2019
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Rural and principle road verges
On principle roads and road verges between villages, a grass cut is done twice a year. Our first cut begins April 2019. Please see our cutting schedule below.
Verge cutting - County reference plan
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Grass verges maintenance schedule 2019
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Grass near junctions that may obstruct views of drivers, cyclists and pedestrians are monitored and given additional cuts as required.
How can I report an issue about grass?
If you notice a verge where the length of grass is too high and causing a safety issue, you can report it to us via our online reporting tool.
Weed spraying
Cambridgeshire County Council is responsible for weed spraying in East Cambridgeshire, Fenland, Huntingdonshire and South Cambridgeshire. In Cambridge City, the responsibility for weed spraying falls under Cambridge City Council.
