This year the Grounds Maintenance Team are participating in No Mow May.
What is No Mow May?
No Mow May is simply the act of letting your lawn grow this May and beyond to tackle pollution, and to help and benefit wildlife with long grass and wildflowers! With over 20 million gardens in the UK, even the smallest grassy patches add up to a significant proportion of our land which, if managed properly, can deliver enormous gains for nature, communities and the climate.
We have selected 20 areas in the Towns and Villages across the Borough, including Polesworth, Atherstone, Coleshill also some of the smaller settlements. The areas have been chosen based on size and location.
We hope the project will be a success and that more areas can be included in going forward. Please let us know if you have an area near you which may be suitable for No Mow May 2025 by emailing groundsandstreetsmaintenance@northwarks.gov.uk.
Atherstone
Warwick Drive Play Area – Fenced off area.
Junction of Repington Avenue/Sheepy Road – Area behind the Willow tree.
Convent Lane Corner – Raised area.
A5 Spiral – Central area around the trees.
Polesworth
Grendon Road – Village centre adjacent to the large bridge and the river.
As above – Centre area over the small bridge
Kingsbury
Tamworth Road frontage – Daffodil areas.
Mancetter
Harpers Lane – Daffodil Bank.
Harpers Lane large green - Areas around the trees.
Curdworth
Glebe Fields – between numbers 20 and 28.
Furnace End
Junction of Atherstone Road/Tamworth Road – Large bank.
Water Orton
Watton Lane – Grass verge on entrance to the village.
Coleshill
Birmingham Road – Raised area.
Station Road – Central area around the trees.
Old Arley
Spinney Close/Colliers Way – Central area.
Hurley
Junction of Atherstone Lane/Knowle Hill – Raised area.
Marlow Road – centre area of the large island.
Baddesley
The common – Opposite the church.
Fillongley
Coventry Road – Grass verge away from the road.
Sandy Lane – Centre of the green