Dangerous footing on bridlepath
Sent to Gloucestershire County Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 6382713.
This bridlepath is unfortunately becoming very dangerous to use due to the amount of water and therefore mud on it. it is nearly knee deep in places. the issues starts at the bottom of the bridlepath just as you turn into it from watery lane and continues nearly half way up the bridlepath. my concern is that if it is this bad now in summer it will be completely unusable come winter when we get more rain and bad weather
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