Pavement damage from the bridge to Tunbridge Barn
Anfon at Bath and North East Somerset Council llai na munud yn hwyrach. Cyfeirnod FixMyStreet: 4034348.
A lot of the paving stones have been broken by vehicles of all sizes either parking on and driving along the pavement (tractors cutting the hedges).
After a while the broken paving stones sink down into the soil underneath the pavement forming puddles of rain water and mud. This is unpleasant for pedestrians who cannot avoid stepping in the puddles (there is very little street lighting on the whole length of the pavement) on their way into Chew Magna.
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Thank you for this report. We will review the details and carry out an inspection of the site if required.
9 out of 10 Pavement Damage reports are updated within 10 working days once we decide what action to take. To find out what we do and why it might take longer, please visit https://www.bathnes.gov.uk/ fmsroads06
If you have more information about the issue you can add an update to this report.
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We've looked into this report and passed the details on to our contractor. They will plan and carry out any work needed. 4 out of 5 issues are updated within 30 working days.
To find out what we do and why it might take longer, please visit https://www.bathnes.gov.uk/ fmsroads01
We'll update this report when the contractor has completed their work.
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Stumbled along the whole length of the pavement on Tunbridge Road on Thursday 4th May. When will this be repaired?
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‘We’ve recently performed a cleansing exercise in our system to close down all outstanding jobs that were completed some time ago. This closure is for reference only and you do not need to do anything’.
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As of Wednesday 19th July 2023 the pavement along Tunbridge Road has NOT been repaired, it gets worse everyday left unrepaired.
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Bydd eich gwybodaeth ond yn cael ei defnyddio yn unol â’n polisi preifatrwydd