Problems in Southdown
13 problems reported in Southdown in the last week, and 39 still open on the council’s list. The most common this month: obstructive vegetation (6).
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Noticeboard has been vandalised- One door is missing and it's got graffiti on it
As title
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Overhanging brambles from outhouses.
Brambles are overhanging from fenced off outhouses on Coronation Avenue.
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Sycamore tree growing in a public right of way.
There is a sycamore tree growing in the lane between Ivy Avenue and Coronation Avenue near the Trowbridge House.
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Hole in hedgerow
Hi, for quite some time there has been a gap in the hedge at the top of my back garden.
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Wooden steps dug up and loose
The wooden steps by the slide in the play field have come loose and are dangerous.
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Faded street name sign
The sign on the toilet block at the bottom of Claude Avenue for Claude Terrace is very faded.
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Child safety traffic risk at roundhill park
I am writing to report a serious safety concern at the park near our home.
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Overhanging Brambles
The cut through between Ivy Avenue and Coronation Avenue (alongside Trowbridge House) is becoming overgrown with brambles again.
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Pathway betweeen Langdon Road and Parry Close
Overgrown vegetation, likely ownership not know of affected land.
- Overgrown mound of grass.
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No swing for the zip wire
The seat has gone so the equipment cannot now be used
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Tree near the gate
I have reported this before,the bows on the tree are to big and heavy ,there right over our garden ,public footpath ect, When we had the last syorm we feared for our safety ,as we…
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Overgrown Hedge from 111 Langdon road
The hedge and brambles from this property are so overgrown that they are reducing the walkable space on that path on the side of the road, after the step.
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Fallen tree hanging on property fence.
Tree fallen. Going inside my garden now and go. Dont have acces to cak path because of that and back gate.
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Overgrown can’t get by in some places without snagging your face, especially in the dark or with wheelchair or push chair
Needs to cut him back
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4 Lymore Avenue
The vegetation in the garden of number 4 Lymore Avenue is overhanging the pavement, making walking past very difficult.