Problems in Keynsham
55 problems reported in Keynsham in the last week, and 115 still open on the council’s list. The most common this month: fly-tipping (19).
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Trees
The trees used to be cut regularly and haven’t been cut for many years.
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Electronic speed sign blocked by plants
The radar speed sign is completely blocked by some plants and only visible from the road at the last few seconds.
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Council tree on verge of St Keyna Road
This tree has been reported previously by myself and others.
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Damaged and unclear no-cycling sign
Damaged and unclear no-cycling sign on the footway from Park Road to St.
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A4 vicinity Curo Works
Council ref: 9824027 Refers still not filled?
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Overgrown grass and trees
Dry vegetation created a fire hazard in the surrounding residential area.
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Weeds
There are weeds growing all along this pathway
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Weeds invading pavement
Weeds growing onto the pavement narrowing it and made worse by trucks partially parking on the pavement.
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Tag
Reported this still there !
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Overhanging Vegetation
The entire section of road from the entrance to Broadmead Lave and the entrance to the industrial estate is overgrown.
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Wall is a risk of imminent collapse on to footpath
Wall is at risk of imminent collapse on to footpath.
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Public land near 57 Dunster Rd, Keynsham
There are two areas outside our house that are not regularly maintained and that affect our property.
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Middle Tyning fire hazard
Having found a glass bottle in the grass early morning, we are increasingly worried about the long dry grass catching fire behind our house which is situated in Banwell Close !
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Dead hedge encroaching on footpath.
Hedge encroaching onto footpath.
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Bridleway Gate Overgrown, inaccessible.
The Bridleway here is inaccessible to horses, due to the overgrown weeds blocking the gate.
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Fence post next to footpath has rotted through and in danger of falling
Fence post rotten and fence could fall
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Markings no longer visible
The markings need to be repainted.
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Next to 34 Cedar Drive BS31 2TX by the garages
The brambles are overgrown and taking up pavement space
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Weeds are damaging residents fences
This path is becoming impassable The weeds are growing into our gardens through the fences
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Footpath stops short of gateway to community woodland
When accessing in or out of community woodland pedestrians have to step out onto the road in the path of traffic (which unfortunately seldom adhere to the 20mph speed limit) -…