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A statement reads: “Historically Thornbury Town Council has funded additional cuts of the grass verges around town, over and above South Gloucestershire Council’s ‘core’ grass cutting provision.
By beginning to change the mowing regimes through this pilot, we can look to make a start - but there has to be a recognition that all verges are not the same.
Source: https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/grass-wont-mowed-month-four-26805945
Comments have also been submitted from some neighbours, one claiming there is already noise from the site and damage to verges by heavy lorries.
Source: https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/23405329.objections-plans-40-shipping-containers-farmland/?ref=rss
Digital face recognition, surveillance, and even deepfakes are hinted at in this spirited, sometimes hilarious film that verges on a treatise on identity and self-representation.
Source: https://thefilmstage.com/the-future-of-cinema-17-films-to-see-at-new-directors-new-films-2023/
It’s important that people using the park on foot are aware of the road being opened to vehicles, stay on footpaths and verges and be mindful of children.
Rabbit, hare, fox and mustelidae pass easily through, leaving behind teasing evidence of their passage: trodden paths through the verges, routes taken up immediately across the roadway, tufts of fur caught in strands of barbed wire at ground level.
Small areas of council estate land which serve little purpose, like grass verges, can be bought by residents and turned into parking spaces or extensions to their garden.
The subject matter also feels dated, as Christian and a wealthy benefactor, The Duke (James Bryers), fight over Satine; Christian’s characterisation in particular verges on manipulative, and the language can be paternalistic.
The verges of our motorways and at every traffic junction are absolutely filthy.
Source: https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/23330518.grateful-government-vision/?ref=rss
While there’s the odd jarring element (chiefly a textual overreliance on the Beatles song “Yesterday” that verges on the hysterical), is striking for how drainingly real it all feels.
Source: https://www.pastemagazine.com/movies/the-morning-after-dick-van-dyke-alcoholic/