Problems in Widcombe & Lyncombe
15 problems reported in Widcombe & Lyncombe in the last week, and 50 still open on the council’s list. The most common this month: removal of weeds (12).
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Broken gate in the children's play area
Does not close properly and poses a safety risk by allowing children to exit into an area with passing cars.
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Alley way betweeen Wells Road and Lower Bristol Road
Alley way between Wells Road and Lower Bristol Road, under the railway line.
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Obstructions (Road works and parked vehicles) preventing access to the Holloway for minibuses
The ongoing roadworks on Bear Flat have introduced a one way system via Beechen Cliff Road, to then turn the hairpin on Hayes Place into the Holloway.
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Glass at top of stairs by calton walk sign
Glass at very top of steps and half way up near gate on left as u look down steps.
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Broken Bollard on Widcombe Parade
Bollard has been broken for around a week.
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Lack of streetlights on Holloway and the bridge before the subway
I am reporting a concern about the lighting and personal safety on Holloway (around BA2 4PT) and the bridge just before the subway in Bath.
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Bloomfield Rd Z003 Z004 Poor lighting at Zebra Crossing
Since it was installed, the lighting at the zebra crossing by the junction of St Luke's Road and Bloomfield Road has been very poorly lit.
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X3 Overgrown Deadly Nightshades in area
X2 on steps up to Calton Gardens that have to be walked around.
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Overgrown vegetation blocking footpath
There is a lot of overgrown vegetation along the front of the buildings on this section of pavement, and some of it has collapsed over to completely block the footpath.
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Sign has fallen off view point
Sign has fallen off historic view point and has been balanced back on, see image.
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Remove weeds please
Very large weeds all throughout the dolemeads area.
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Overgrown area of adopted highway behind 9 excelsior street
Overgrown area full of brambles and weeds, residents can no longer access properties through back entrances
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Weeds on pavement and roadside.
Team came up to do work however they stopped and advised that another team would return which hasn't happened up until this point.
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Prevalent weeds
Some weeds are extremely overgrown along Wells Road area near parking bays, affecting width of usable pavement for pedestrians, wheelchair users and pushchair users.
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Roots of tree on pavement outside numbers 12 and 14 Shakespeare Avenue have damaged the pavement and caused significant damage to the…
The tree roots are now causing movement to the adjacent wall, photo attached, this will continue to increase as the tree grows even larger.
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Penny Bridge sign vandalised
The sign on Pennny Brudge has been sprayed with black paint and no longer legible.
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Tree blocking pavement
Pavement is impassable, route to beechen cliff school so a priority
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Thistles forcing pedestrians onto road
The council recently widened the bridge on pavement to make it safer for pedestrians, but not much use if you have to leave the pavement to reach the widened section.
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Gully on footpath badly blocked
Location: w3w: ///clouds.grades.acid This footpath flooded completely last winter.
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Faded double yellow lines
The double yellow lines on the road outside 85 Prior Park Road have faded.