What’s been reported on my street?
420 problems reported in the last week, and 1,062 still open on the council’s list. The most common this month: fly-tipping (168).

- Needs emptying
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Wasps nest in the bank here
Has been discovered by WW team digging, the wasps are still very active and caller is worried about children when school finishes
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Fly tipping in the lane near Avon valley
Seen a chap outside the van chuck something on the pile then get back in his van.
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Dead deer on the road.
As I was driving to work, I noticed what appeared to be a dead deer in the side of the road just before you enter Corston village if you are coming from Marksbury way.
- Been in situ about 5 months
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Bin starts overflowing with dogs poo
As above
- Fallen tree over pavement
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Loose paving stone
One paving stone is loose so when you step on it the front comes up - I nearly fell over on it - it needs re cementing to the pavement surface as it is completely loose a trip…
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Dog poo along the alleyway
See above
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Old and damaged street sign
The Junction Road street sign has long been damaged, bent and graffitied.
- Diversion sign left pointing down Church Road
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Stop sign damaged and debris from RTC
Police reported a stop sign (normal not electric) has been damaged in a RTC, there is also some debris on the road.
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Large bed frame been dumped on road
Fly tipping in lane.
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Pavement completely obstructed by 3 cars
Pavement obstruction, no pavement access for anyone, pushchairs, mobility scooters, school kids, anyone using the pavement
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Human faeces
Human faeces with associated toilet paper and wet wipes are appearing all over the archery field area.
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Thick thorny brambles hanging down on pavement
There are thick thorny brambles hanging down onto the pavement between Lovehoney and Avondale Road.
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Road subsidence
The road has sunk considerably over the last 6 months, on the lower part the wall has now started to lean towards the canal below.
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Abandoned vehicle
Abandoned vehicle - all windows to vehicle have been smashed.
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Fence likely to fall and injure
The fence to the park is only half metal - the other half is wooden and not attached to the metal half.
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Dead badger
Please can it be collected it’s right out in the road