Problems in Publow & Whitchurch
9 problems reported in Publow & Whitchurch in the last week, and 28 still open on the council’s list. The most common this month: fly-tipping (10).
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1 Church Lane Whitchurch Bristol
Overgrown bramble preventing use of footpath.
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3 advertising boards within 100m of a private business.
Advertising boards all over street
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Public footpath leading to A37 from the end of Salters Brook.
The left hand public footpath at the end of Salters Brook leading up to the A37 is completely overgrown with vegetation.
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Flytipping and full bin
Tyres and other material dumped in lay-by
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Why HAS THIS STATUS CLOSED.
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Discarded roadside litter along Hursley lane and roof sheet jutting out on verge
Needs litter pick removal
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Footpath overgrown
The path has become overgrown with brambles and other vegetation.
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Bin door will not close
Lock mechanism will not hold bin door closed
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Pavement requires repair entire length of church st up to Minors welfare building
Pavement in poor condition trip hazards entire length of church street
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National Cycle Route 3 has dangerous cracks
This route known locally as Whitchurch Way has tarmac surface openings very dangerous for wheelchairs pushchairs and ad my photos show also cycles These cracks need to be filled…
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Cycle path cracks starting behind the RBL
There are now significant cracks on the Whitchurch cycle path.
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Bollard lying down in road
Bollard had been damaged and left at side of narrow Sleep Lane.
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Tarmac footpath open cracks due to subsidence, A very big health and safety concern as footpath used by the public daily
The crack is getting wider the whole length of the footpath and becoming a very serious health and safety concern, The path is used daily by public including children.
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Wooden Footbridge (right of way)
The gate over the wooden footbridge has been vandalised and the footbridge is in need of urgent repair in several areas.
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Dead tree
Dead tree. No sign of life
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Srart of cycle track
You have kindly cleared the vegetation on the left hand side of the entrance to cycle track and the Public Footpath sign is visible now.
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Stones/hardcore washed away, large dip on path on Birchwood Lane
There is a large dip on the bridleway path further up Birchwood Lane going up to Woollard just down from where the weir meets the path, previously the council has put…
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Dead tree, please check for safety
Very dead, it may fall in the road it is goes
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Severe water run off from main A37 into Church Street
22nd June downpour caused run off from main road to come over pavement and come down garden path blocked the drain and cause water ingress into kitchen, I was stuck outside trying…
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Overgrown vegetation on the main roads
This is almost everywhere in the village especially by the school.