As summer temperatures rise in Leeds, park visitors are being reminded that barbecues are not allowed in any of the city’s parks or green spaces. The ban is in place to help protect the natural environment and the wildlife that call it home. However, visitors are still very welcome to enjoy picnics in the parks. Barbecues pose a significant fire risk, especially during hot, dry weather. Hot ash and falling embers can easily ignite dry grass, leading to fast-spreading fires. In addition to the fire danger, barbecues can cause lasting damage to vegetation and have a harmful impact on local wildlife Leeds Star Newspaper
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