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Chalky path flooded yet again

Reported via Android in the Potholes category by ann Salmon at 13:12, Sun 5 December 2021

Sent to Hull City Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 3160586.

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Your supposed to be sorting chalky path, May we were told by Charles Quinn. You want us all walking and cycling but this is disgusting.

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  • The report has been logged. The reference for this is 3572038

    Yours sincerely

    Anne Customer Service Advisor Hull City Council

    Posted anonymously at 14:39, Mon 6 December 2021

  • Still full off water and we're calling it chalky creek from now on. So much for the council putting tarmac down. The council tax that must have been collected down there since those houses were built and you can't fix it, it's absolutely disgusting and very disappointing, shame on you.

    Posted by ann Salmon at 15:37, Sun 2 January 2022
    Still open, via questionnaire

  • How can it be fixed charles quinn said it was going to have tarmacadam on it ,last May so disappointing not to get it done.

    Posted by ann Salmon at 18:45, Sun 30 January 2022
    Still open, via questionnaire

  • Every time it rains it floods until its got tarmac on it ,it will never be fixed .we all know Hull City Council have always owned it ,please just get it sorted .

    Posted by ann Salmon at 19:16, Sun 27 February 2022
    Still open, via questionnaire

  • Still open, via questionnaire, 12:53, Mon 28 March 2022

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