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The selected road is not maintained by the council; to find out who owns this land/road please contact the Land Registry at https://www.gov.uk/search-property-information-land-registry.
The selected road is not maintained by the council, but by a neighbouring council. Please move your pin slightly, to the other side of the border.
The location you have selected doesn't appear to be on a road.
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The location you have selected is maintained by Curo Group.
You can report this issue to Curo Group directly by emailing estates@curo-group.co.uk.
Please report problems on rights of way using this page.
There is no council car park in the area selected.
The location you have chosen is on a Camden housing estate and is the responsibility of housing repairs. Please use this link to continue to the Camden housing repairs service, to raise the issue directly with them.
For an expedited response please use the chat functionality available on that page.
Sorry, we can only accept reports for issues in parks and recreation grounds maintained by Merton Council.
To report an issue at Morden Hall Park, please contact the National Trust who own and manage it.
To report an issue at Mitcham Common, please contact Mitcham Common Conservators who own and manage it.
To report an issue at Wimbledon Common, please contact Wimbledon and Putney Commons Conservators who own and manage it.
To enable you to find out who owns/maintains this area please contact HM Land Registry at https://www.gov.uk/search-property-information-land-registry.
The grass in this area is the responsibility of {{PARISH_COUNCIL}} Parish/Town Council.
Please contact them directly to report the issue.
To find your Town or Parish Council’s contact details visit https://parish.uk/find-parish-council
The area selected is not owned or maintained by Peterborough City Council; therefore, it is not the council’s responsibility to clear the waste from this land. However, the incident can be reported to the police by phone at 101 or on their website.
If you believe the fly-tipping is providing harbourage for pests such as rats or mice (mattresses, sofas, carpets, food waste), please report this to environmentalenforcementteam@peterborough.gov.uk.
If you are the landowner, when you arrange for disposal of the waste, make sure you use a registered waste carrier.
For graffiti on private land this would be deemed as criminal damage and would therefore need reporting to the Police, along with any evidence that may be available.
Please visit https://www.cambs.police.uk or call the non emergency number of 101.
Unfortunately, as this car is on private land, it is not the responsibility of the Council to remove an abandoned vehicle on this occasion.
If you wish to report this incident to the landowner, we advise seeking confirmation of ownership via the Land Registry through the following link: https://www.gov.uk/ government/ organisations/ land-registry. Additionally, details of some private roads with developers can be found here: https://www.peterborough.gov.uk/ council/ planning-and-development/ highway-control.
If the vehicle is causing an obstruction of the road or pavement, blocking a driveway, or posing a danger, the police may investigate and enforce. They can be contacted on 101, or you can complete their ASB form online to report the obstruction: https://www.cambs.police.uk/ ro/ report/ asb/ asb/ report-antisocial-behaviour/ .
Note: If you are the landowner and seek support to remove the vehicle, please email us at environmentalenforcementteam@peterborough.gov.uk.
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