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Highway verges
The majority of grass verges adjacent to carriageways, are within the public highway and therefore come under the responsibility of the County Council as the Highway Authority. The County Council is required to keep these verges safe and unobstructed, to ensure this happens Spelthorne Borough Council manage the grass cutting programme on behalf of the County alongside its network of carriageways and footways to ensure that its verges are kept tidy and safe for the public. Grass cutting in Spelthorne

Weed spraying is carried out twice a year in April and September, but is subject to weather conditions. Grass cutting is carried out on a five week rolling programme between February and November

For further information on grass cutting within Spelthorne please contact Streetscene on 01784 446411