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Getting it sorted out. but the council say the pandemic has exacerbated the problem. at a time when we are facing an ecological emergency throughout the planet, the least we can do is to stop using such harmful pesticides in our city. the impact of this, of course, is that we get weeds. and we get a lot of weeds, especially after hot, wet weather like we have had this summer. it has created a growth spurt. city clean remove the weeds manually. 0bviously that is a much more environmentally friendly way of doing things, but very labour—intensive. due to covid, we have had an enormous staff cri...

An ecological emergency throughout the planet, the least we can do is to stop using such harmful pesticides in our city. the impact of this, of course, is that we get weeds. and we get a lot of weeds, especially after hot, wet weather like we have had this summer. it has created a growth spurt. city clean remove the weeds manually. obviously that is a much more environmentally friendly way of doing things, but very labour—intensive. due to covid, we have had an enormous staff crisis. councillors say they are trying to organise extra weed clearances. in the meantime, many residents have had t...

With weed clearances reduced from twice to once a year. but there are mixed feelings on the results. i think it is disgusting. i have been a brighton resident for years. i have never seen it so bad in all my lifetime. it is a dangerous chemical, so we can't do that, so it has to be done physically and it needs to be kept on top of. i'm not very keen on the grass i and weeds growing in the cracks in the paving slabs, - because it is obviously not very good for people i who have limited mobility. as well as the obvious trip hazard caused by these weeds growing out of the pavement, there are also...

A long—lasting issue. then it is safety and then there is just general accessibility issues. the council has pledged to stop using all pesticides by 2022, with weed clearances reduced from twice to once a year. but there are mixed feelings on the results. i think it is disgusting. i have been a brighton resident for years. i have never seen it so bad in all my lifetime. it is a dangerous chemical, so we can't do that, so it has to be done physically and it needs to be kept on top of. i'm not very keen on the grass i and weeds growing in the cracks in the paving slabs, - because it is obvious...