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).
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Wellsway central reservation
Weeds. Reported previously, now said to have been fixed, but they're still there
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Near Barn farm Speed limit dirty not visible hedges blocking sign
30 speed limit is covered with brambles cant see unless on top of sign
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Tunely hill trip hazard for elderly that regularly use it and runners
Brambles sticking out and tall weeds.
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Poor road surface and too high speed limit
The speed limit increases from 30mph to the national speed limit (60mph) as you climb Bathford Hill, but the road geometry does not support this speed.
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Weeds and other vegetation in gutters and pavements in Henrietta Road
Since the Council's decision not to clear weeds, etc from public highways, gutters and pavements the problem has deteriorated substantially.
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Road Markings Obliterated
The road markings have been obliterated at the bottom of chew hill on the border between the residential parking area and the main road and need repainting.
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Pavement blocked
Pavement blocked by out of control weeds and plants.
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Graffiti
The "Graf" is actually anti-semitic in nature (I have researched this) and has been on the wall at the corner of New King Street and Stanhope Place for over 6 months now.
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Sandpits Park bins overflowing
Bins overflowing in busy children's play park.
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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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Bus timetable and case missing,
The timetable case has been removed the the inside sprayed with graffitit.
- Overgrown mound of grass.
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Overgrown footpath - BS39 6YG
Overgrown footpath - Adders Way BS39 6YG
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Unsightly weeds encouraging litter and potentially damaging ancient stone pillars and brickwork
The area is now unkempt, despite being next to the World Famous Thermal Spa and The Gainsborough Hotel; weeds are now growing all over the pavement and up walls and ancient stone…
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Widcombe Hill - weeds obstructing pavement
Just down from the turning to Copseland, the weeds on the pavement have become so overgrown you have to step out into the road at some points to avoid them.
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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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Weeds are damaging residents fences
This path is becoming impassable The weeds are growing into our gardens through the fences
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Overgrown brambles blocking cycle path
Hedges and brambles with large spikes are now overflowing the cycle path, and restricting it to one way traffic.
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Rope swing attached to B&NES Council bridge
A rope swing has been attached to B&NES Council's bridge, on the underside (as accessed from the Bristol to Bath Path).
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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) -…