Problems in Bathavon South
15 problems reported in Bathavon South in the last week, and 53 still open on the council’s list. The most common this month: fly-tipping (11).
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Fly tipping
Someone has dumped bathroom fittings and rubble at this spot
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Loads of plastic bottles on teh road
There are loads of plastic bottle on the dual carriageway of the a30 from marksbury to bath and they are blocking half the road.
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Bin overflowing
The bin is overflowing and needs emptying
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Blocked drain on road at BA2 0NX
The drain is filled with debris and has started to grow weeds.
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Sick or animal excrement on play equipment
Something nasty on the climbing equipment
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Litter
Left on Sunday 20th morning.
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Fly tipping
Rubbish including 2 fire extinguishers
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The stairs and pavement down at the bottom seems to have a wasp issue going on
There are multiple wasps flying around the vegetation along the main route of pavement and at the top of the stairs near hungerford terrace this has been present for a few weeks…
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6 Magic whip containers at bottom of Hodshill
I have collected these over a 100 yard radius and put them all together.
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Gas cylinders
Nitrous oxide
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Tyre left on side of road
Been left there for 2 weeks
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Street light not working
Street light not working Needs fixing as currently have issue with strangers leaking in poorly lit areas
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Informed rebirth glassware
Missing 20m.p.h. roundels, as seen on 2016 street view, opposite Welcome to Pristine sign
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Heifers in Field
The Circuit of Bath goes through this field and the annual walk is due to take place shortly.
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Bus Stop damaged and leaning
The bus stop at the corner of Shaft Road and Church Lane, Monkton Combe has obviously been 'leant on' by a heavy vehicle (along with the fence behind) and is leaning at an angle .
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Extensive weed growth on Backy Hill
Extensive weed growth is preventing safe use of the pavement.
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Extensive weed growth on length of Backy Hill, Combe Hay
There is extensive weed growth on the pavement, in between pavement and kerb stones.
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Brambles so overgrown covering footpath
Unable to use footpath due to overgrown brambles
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Weeds forcing pedestrians onto the road.
The pavement is being engulfed by weeds and brambles on the pavement that is used by children to get to and from Marksbury school.
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Weeds
Overgrown so much you can’t walk along the pavement.