Trees blocking the cycle path

Reported in the Trees category by Alastair Parkes at 13:12, Thu 19 July 2007
Sent to Vale of White Horse District Council 3 minutes later

The pavement cycle path is half blocked by trees, forcing cyclists close to the edge of the path and so close to fast-moving traffic. I first reported this fault in May, and again about three weeks ago. Some of the grass has been trimmed and a few of the worst overhanging branches have been removed, but the main bulk of the trees blocking the path remain.

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Posted by Alastair Parkes at 13:01, Wed 15 August 2007

A lot of work has been done on the worst section, but the trees still block the path in a couple of places.

Posted by Alastair Parkes at 16:04, Thu 13 September 2007

Nothing has been done since my last post. In two places trees narrow the path, pushing cyclists to the egde of the path and so within inches of traffic on a 60 mph road.

Posted by Alastair Parkes at 16:57, Thu 11 October 2007

The two sections near the traffic lights have not been addressed.

Posted by Alastair Parkes at 10:53, Fri 9 November 2007

There are still sections that need cutting back.

Posted by Alastair Parkes at 11:32, Fri 7 December 2007

Nothing has changed, there is still a section where bushes half block the path.

Posted by Alastair Parkes at 08:36, Tue 8 January 2008

Nothing has changed, the trees opposite the eastern end of the Daily Mail warehouse still block half of the path.

Posted by Alastair Parkes at 10:18, Tue 5 February 2008

There are still sections where the trees partially obscure the path but it's obvious that the council aren't going to do anything as they were told about it more than 6 months ago. I'll just have to report it again when the spring growth starts to make the path even more dangerous.

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