Overgrown grass on verges or in parks
We are working hard to catch up on our grass cutting. The warm, wet weather has been great for the grass but has meant that we haven't been able to keep up with it.
We cut approximately 438 hectares of grass across the borough including:
- bowling greens, cricket pitches and football pitches
- verges
- 86 parks and open spaces
- 7 cemeteries and churchyards
We aim to keep grassed areas looking neat and tidy; cutting is not based on set frequencies. If you would like to contact us about a park or verge that has not been cut or appears to be overgrown please complete our report grass cutting form. This will be looked at to see if we can schedule a cut any sooner.
Verges
During the peak growing season (April to June) grass verges are cut twice a month. Please note: grass verges on red routes are maintained by Transport for London.
Report overgrown grass on a verge or in a park here...
Verges on Red routes
Transport for London (TfL) are responsible for the verges on Red routes. To report any issue to them please visit the TfL website.