Why do councils cut verges?

The process is simple: cut infrequently, ideally, just twice a year in spring and then late summer once plants have bloomed and seeded; remove the clippings to gradually reduce the fertility of the soil and prevent a buildup of mulch; repeat, wait, and enjoy the resurgent wildlife and flowers.

Can I cut grass verge?

Routine cutting is normally carried out up to twice a year in rural areas up to one swathe width (around 1.2m). In urban areas, grass verges are normally cut up to five times a year across the full verge. ... Grass on sight lines, at road junctions and bends is cut more often as required.