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People across the UK are keeping the mower in the shed and letting their lawns grow free as part of a new initiative to encourage plant and insect life.

BRADFORD Council is letting the grass grow under its feet – but all in a good cause.

You won’t get a ticket for letting your lawn grow, but those dandelions on the Halifax Common are only a lucky break for bees.

Hopefully, lawns will collapse in The Jackpot, so there's an upside!

“I think there’s an opportunity here to do what’s right for the environment."

You can support bees in their search for nectar by participating in No Mow May and letting wildflowers grow on your lawn.

NO Mow May is being supported by Bradford Council – which is letting the grass grow at more than 80 of its sites district-wide throughout this…

According to a renowned nature organization, the number of individuals who do not mow their lawns is growing due to a successful campaign to preserve gardens naturally.

No Mow May scheme promotes letting wild plants thrive to provide nectar for insects

A charity says people should leave their lawnmowers in the shed next month, to let wild flowers grow.