Leafy lifeline for city parks

08 November 2006
 
Liverpool is using the leaves it clears from the streets to enrich soil and protect plants and shrubs in the city’s parks.
Special leaf-blowing machinery is being employed to clear the city’s streets of fallen leaves, with 500 tonnes of leaves expected to be collected by Christmas.
Martin Joyce, managing director of Enterprise-Liverpool, said: ‘This is our first step in recycling street cleansing waste and we are delighted with the amount of leaves collected so far.’

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