“We are legally not allowed to cut grass'
A once popular loch which is part of a plan to develop a large scale heritage park is being avoided by locals because of “unkept” grass, it has been claimed.
It comes as members of the City Administration Committee agreed to secure external match funding to support the Seven Lochs Project beyond June this year with funding now secured to continue the delivery of the project until at least March 2025. “One of the aims is to develop the Seven Lochs wetland as a heritage and nature visitor attraction of national significance which is a welcomed aim.
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