Investigating
Overgrown brambles, ferns and stinging nettles.
Anfon at Gloucestershire County Council 1 munud yn hwyrach. Cyfeirnod FixMyStreet: 7684892.
Along the footpath from Teddington to Oxenton. Starting before the kissing gate by the wooded area. The overgrown vegetation continues throughout the footpath and is approximately 4ft tall. The stile by the field leading into Oxenton is very overgrown with brambles. I also still believe the landslide previously reported is still very difficult to pass as the route is very narrow.
Diweddariadau
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