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West Suffolk Council Grass Cutting Position Week Ending 29 August 2021 West Suffolk Council grass cutting position until end of week Monday 23 to Friday 27 August and scheduled grass cutting for week Tuesday 31 August to Friday 3 September 2021 Please note Monday 30 August 2021 is a bank holiday and no grass cutting is scheduled to take place on that day. Haverhill and rural villages Location Current position until Next week – Tuesday 31 end of week Monday 23 August to Friday 3 to Friday 27 August September 2021 (in order 2021 (in order of cutting) of cutting) Haverhill Town 1. Haverhill Cemetery 1. Clements Estate 2. Ehringshausen Way 2. Parkway and Park Road 3. Chalkstone area area 4. Chapple Drive area 3. Hales Barn Road and Meadowlands area Rural villages 1. Great Bradley 1. Cavendish parish 2. Great Wratting 2. Stoke by Clare parish 3. Keddington 3. Clare Country Park 4. Hundon 4. Hundon 5. Stradishall 5. Wixoe 6. Wickhambrook Brandon, Mildenhall, Newmarket Location Current position until Next week – Tuesday 31 end of week Monday 23 August to Friday 3 to Friday 27 August September 2021 (in order 2021 (in order of cutting) of cutting) Brandon Lakenheath Wings Road Car Park ivy removal Beck Row West Row Mildenhall Barton Mills Cut Suffolk County Council verges at Church Meadow, Church Lane, Burrell Crescent, Manor View and Wiggin Close. 1 Location Current position until Next week – Tuesday 31 end of week Monday 23 August to Friday 3 to Friday 27 August September 2021 (in order 2021 (in order of cutting) of cutting) Icklingham The Hall Close Worlington Cut all areas Freckenham Cut all areas Herringswell Cut all areas Red Lodge Cut all areas Moulton Cut all areas Kentford Cut all areas Gazeley Cut all areas Newmarket 1. Newmarket Cemetery 1. Studlands Estate - 2. Birdcage Walk pruning shrubs and 3. High Street verges to pathway clearance. Queensberry Road 2. New Cheveley Road 4. King Edward VII hedge cutting. Memorial Gardens 5. The Severals 6. St Mary’s Square Exning Riverside Walk hedge cutting Bury St Edmunds and rural villages Location Current position until Next week – Tuesday 31 end of week Monday 23 August to Friday 3 to Friday 27 August September 2021 (in order 2021 (in order of cutting) of cutting) Zone 1 Nowton Estate 1. Bradfield St George allotments 2. Little Whelnetham 3. Great Whelnetham 4. Stanningfield 5. Hawstead 6. Brockley 7. Rede 8. Hawkedon 9. Great Livermore 10.Troston Zone 2 Mildenhall Estate 1. Howard Estate 2. Mildenhall Estate Zone 3 Horringer Court Estate Reactive work Zone 4 Moreton Hall Moreton Hall 2 Parks and green spaces district wide Location Current position until Next week – Tuesday 31 end of week Monday 23 August to Friday 3 to Friday 27 August September 2021 (in order 2021 (in order of cutting) of cutting) Bury St Edmunds 1. Hardwick Heath 1. Hardwick Heath (Flail 2. Nowton Park work) 3. Gainsborough Playing Fields. Gazeley Newmarket 1. George Lambton playing fields 2. Lady Wolverton playing fields Mildenhall 1. Half Moon Park 2. Douglas Park 3. St Johns playing fields Lakenheath Brandon Haverhill and district 1. Haverhill Recreation 1. Haverhill Recreation Ground Ground 2. Mottsfield 2. Mottsfield 3. Great Thurlow playing 3. Great Thurlow playing fields fields 4. Cavendish Wanderers 4. Cavendish Wanderers playing fields playing fields 5. Clare playing fields 5. Clare playing fields 6. Haverhill Cricket Club 6. Haverhill Cricket Club Please be aware that all projected mowing for the forthcoming week is subject to the prevailing weather conditions. 3 .
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