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Tarmac coming up on pavement causing holes to appear. Weeds have been cleared but this has resulted in tarmac coming up and spreading across the pavement and holes forming which could cause another accident. Neighbour has recently had a fall caused by this.

Reported via mobile in the Other damage to pavement i.e. cobbles, raised mound/surface category anonymously at 09:55, Tue 7 November 2023 using FixMyStreet Pro

Sent to Gloucestershire County Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 5183250.

The pavement outside 2 Pembroke road gradually spreading across the pavement. This has been a problem for at least 10 years but as the problem is now spreading it could be a trip hazard to pedestrians, especially during dark evenings.

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  • Thank you for reporting this issue. It has now been logged.

    Should the issue pose an immediate danger to public safety such as:-
    •Objects on the highway network (i.e. a fallen tree)
    •Faulty temporary or permanent traffic lights (i.e. stuck on red)
    •Exposed cables
    •Multiple street lighting faults
    •Flooded roads
    •Potholes over 75mm deep •Manhole/Metal Cover (i.e. missing or dangerous) please call our emergency number 08000 514 514.

    We will provide you with an update within ten working days, however, our aim is to keep you informed of progress within five working days, whenever possible.
    Highways Customer Services Team Gloucestershire Highways

    Posted by Gloucestershire County Council at 09:55, Tue 7 November 2023

  • State changed to: Investigating

    Updated by Gloucestershire County Council at 13:29, Tue 7 November 2023

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