What’s been reported on my street?
399 problems reported in the last week, and 1,028 still open on the council’s list. The most common this month: fly-tipping (161).

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Footpath overgrown with nettles and brambles.
The footpath is so overgrown that it forces you up against the fence.
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Graffiti covering bridge by Lidl Supermarket
The whole of the bridge next to Lidl supermarket going across to Locksbrook road is covered in the graffiti.
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Ba2 4LP I think the house is called the paragon house
Overgrown vegetation hanging on the road.
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Poor appearance in prime tourist area
This section of the pavement is where the majority of tourists pass on their way to the Royal Circus.
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Overgrown weeds on Sham Castle lane
Weeds along edge of road, opposite Owletts
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Brambles obstructing link path between railway path and Bath Spa Uni
This refers to the short section of path linking the Bristol Bath Path with Bristol Road, which provides a cycle route to Bath Spa University.
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Severely overgrown footpath
Almost completely blocked
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Larges branches partially over road
Following the storm, they do need looking at please
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Amberley close lane
The trees and bushes are over grown.
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Road markings exiting Waitrose completely faded
Give way markings on exit of Waitrose car park completely absent, causing hazard
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Brambles all over park
Large brambles with thick spikes all over the children’s play area.
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Drain blocked by overgrown foliage.
It appears this blockage has been reported twice.
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Overgrown bushes hanging down
The bushes are so over grown they hang down.
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Cautletts Close vegetation
Pavement obstructed by large brambles
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Timetable case damaged - no missing
There is no timetable as case is damaged.
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Gateway issue
The posts to a gate have eroding making the access extremely difficult
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Overgrown tree
The tree is overgrown.
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Road side vegetation
Weeds growing on road side, this is single carriageway
- Road needs weeding
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Overflowing drain
Overflowing drain , which has been causing water to pool and create a puddle that affects access to the property.