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Fence fallen on to public right of way.

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Reported in the Footpaths/ Rights of way (usually not tarmac) category anonymously at 16:18, Tue 14 March 2017

Sent to Norfolk County Council 2 minutes later. FixMyStreet ref: 1002727.

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Public path / right of way beside the public library in Downham Market. A wooden fence has rotted and fallen over, (see photos). Although pushed out of the way in the photos, this fence is often to be found lying on or across the public right of way, causing an hazard and denying access to the disabled. The land here may or may not be private but the path is a right of way and is therefore it is the responsibility of NCC to address this situation and, if necessary, to charge the work to the private landowner, whomever that might be.

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Still looks awful as nothing has been done at all about this situation.

Posted anonymously at 17:08, Fri 7 April 2017
Still open, via questionnaire, 16:33, Tue 11 April 2017
11 04 17. No change at all. Nothing has been done about this defect. Total disgrace!

Posted anonymously at 16:33, Tue 11 April 2017
15 04 17. Still nothing has been done about this.

Posted anonymously at 04:01, Sat 15 April 2017
04 05 17. Still in a disgraceful state.

Posted anonymously at 21:19, Thu 4 May 2017
Still open, via questionnaire, 17:03, Tue 9 May 2017
09 05 17. No, FMS, it has not been fixed, even though this IS the responsibility of NCC.

Posted anonymously at 17:03, Tue 9 May 2017
Still open, via questionnaire, 17:37, Tue 6 June 2017
06 06 17. Still being ignored by NCC

Posted anonymously at 17:37, Tue 6 June 2017

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