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More potholes
Sent to Bromley Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 4148130.
Near 200 in speed humps
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Thank you for your report, this is now being investigated. Information on our services and the timeframes we aim to respond in can be found: http://www.bromley.gov.uk/ fixservices
Posted by Bromley Council
at 10:13, Thursday 19 January 2023
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Our contractor has been notified to take the appropriate action.
Posted by Bromley Council
at 13:14, Thursday 19 January 2023
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Potholes deemed not deep enough
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Appropriate action has been taken to resolve the issue.
Posted by Bromley Council
at 07:18, Wednesday 22 February 2023
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In Crofton Lane. Local Councillors are aware.
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I need to check please do not close this request off. Thanks
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This has not been fixed The same condition as when I initially reported it
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Have double checked the wrong speed hump has been repaired
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Thank you for your update, The investigatory levels for repair in the footway are trips of 20mm or above, or if the slabs are loose and rocking severely. Paving is not replaced if just cracked. In the Carriageway it is for localised immediate vertical deflections measuring 30mm deep or more in the trafficked directions. This does not mean that all defects that reach this level will be repaired, just that they may be considered for repair. The area will be regularly monitored and further repairs raised when/ if necessary.
Posted by Bromley Council
at 08:16, Friday 24 February 2023
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Thank you for your update, The investigatory levels for repair in the footway are trips of 20mm or above, or if the slabs are loose and rocking severely. Paving is not replaced if just cracked. In the Carriageway it is for localised immediate vertical deflections measuring 30mm deep or more in the trafficked directions. This does not mean that all defects that reach this level will be repaired, just that they may be considered for repair. The area will be regularly monitored and further repairs raised when/ if necessary.
Posted by Bromley Council
at 08:16, Friday 24 February 2023
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It appears the speed humps have been repaired? Whilst more potentially serious potholes have been left.
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Could you please ask someone from the Highways Department to meet me and take a walk around the area? It may be helpful. Thanks.
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Thank you for your update, This area reported has been recently inspected and defective areas which met the London Borough of Bromley investigatory levels has been raised for repair with our contractor and is awaiting completion. Additionally Crofton Lane will be regularly monitored and further repairs raised when/ if necessary.
Posted by Bromley Council
at 09:03, Wednesday 1 March 2023
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Do we have an estimated completion date please? Thanks
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Thank you for your update, Previously raised repairs which remain outstanding with our contractor are scheduled to be completed by the 10th April 2023.
Posted by Bromley Council
at 13:46, Tuesday 7 March 2023
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Our contractor has been notified to take the appropriate action.
Posted by Bromley Council
at 13:19, Tuesday 21 March 2023
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Could they please ensure the correct road defects is repaired this time please? Near 200 Crofton Lane? Thanks
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Could the contractors please provide photographic evidence? To confirm repairs are made. Thanks
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This has now been outstanding for 77 days, do we have a scheduled completion date? Thanks
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Thank you for your further comments regarding this issue. Bromley are aware of the significant volume of works raised and outstanding with our contractor and we are continuing to monitor and liaise with them over this outstanding schedule of works. Our Officers are not able to give precise timeframes to individual jobs at this moment but are continuing to undertake regular safety inspections and check any reported issues. We will continue to work with our contractor to ensure that all outstanding jobs are addressed as quickly as they are able.
Posted by Bromley Council
at 20:16, Thursday 6 April 2023
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Still outstanding
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Thank you for your update, Remedial repairs raised with our contractor remain outstanding and is awaiting completion. We apologise for the delay and any inconvenience caused by this matter.
Posted by Bromley Council
at 13:28, Thursday 11 May 2023
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Now 112 days since I reported this. When will it be completed please?
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Still not fixed. Just had a reminder email.
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121 days have elapsed since this was initially reported. Still on-going.
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First reported 130 days ago
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Still not fixed.
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First reported 141 days ago.
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Still ongoing. reported 161 days ago
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When will this be resolved please? thanks
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Still not fixed
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First reported 170 days ago
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First reported 179 days ago
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Still not fixed
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Still nor sorted out
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Marked up with an X but still not fixed, confirmed as I drove by today. This appears to have been forgotten about as all of the road defects nearby have been resolved.
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First reported 209 days ago
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Could we also have FMS 4904267 resolved? This is near 177 Crofton Lane. I believe the wrong FMS report may have been closed off. As 177 is the most likely location in question. Thanks
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Any news please, as tempy repair has failed?
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To be mentioned at Council Committee meeting next week.
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First reported 228 days ago during a visit to the area by a Local Councillor and myself
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First reported 230 days ago and still awaiting a resolution in spite of numerous escalations. No one able to give me a firm or any resolution date.
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Please do not close off this report. The completion status is in dispute and linked to a failed repair at 177 Crofton Lane. It is has been escalated to the Head of the Highways Department. Thanks
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We ask that new and separate occurrences of issues are logged as new reports to avoid conflicting information or updates and ensure the information is passed promptly to our contractor. Please log the issue via https://fix.bromley.gov.uk as a new report using the map marker and description to detail where the issue is located. Please note that if the location you wish to mark is already occupied by a pin, you can hide the map pins via the button in the bottom left or you can click a nearby free section of the map to drop your green reporting pin so that all other yellow pins indicating existing reports disappear, you can then click and drag your green pin to the correct location and continue submitting your report.
Posted by Bromley Council
at 09:14, Friday 15 September 2023
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Thanks, this was eventually sorted on 11th September. Took a lot of escalation though and meant waiting almost eight months from 19th January . Got there in the end though!
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Appropriate action has been taken to resolve the issue.
Posted by Bromley Council
at 17:18, Friday 15 September 2023
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