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Woman Says She Can't Get to Dad's Grave as It's Become a 'Nature Habitat'

Widnes Council’s policy to promote biodiversity by designating older cemetery areas as nature habitats has led to overgrowth blocking grave access, affecting families like Mandy Roberts'.

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Council says ‘older and less visited’ parts of its cemeteries had been designated as a nature habitat

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Woman says she can't get to dad's grave as it's become a 'nature habitat'

Council says ‘older and less visited’ parts of its cemeteries had been designated as a nature habitat

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Family can't visit grave after it becomes 'nature habitat'

The 54-year-old mum said she faced similar issues last year and had to be given medical treatment for infected insect bites.

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runcornandwidnesworld.co.uk broke the news in on Tuesday, August 12, 2025.
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