Lifting pavement slabs
Reported via mobile in the Footpaths/ Rights of way (usually not tarmac) category anonymously at 21:58, Sunday 24 May 2026
Sent to Norfolk County Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 9500980.
The pictures were taken last year. Some have got worse , there's too many to provide photos of them all .
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Nothing done as of yet
Posted anonymously at 19:36, Thursday 28 May 2026
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PLEASE HELP (if you haven't already)! If this was Lincolnshire, then Lincolnshire County Council would have been providing prompt, comprehensive, and publicly-available updates to this report, right here on the FixMyStreet website, for everybody to see. Unfortunately, Norfolk County Council don't do that (and they even try to discourage people from actually using FixMyStreet)! Please SIGN THE PETITITION, to urge Norfolk County Council to start collaborating with FixMyStreet, in the same way as Lincolnshire County Council is doing (as well as other places, e.g. Oxfordshire)! PETITION WEB ADDRESS: https://c.org/ Nd7gcrX4Bk (A big thankyou to everybody who has signed the petition so far. We've already got over 380 signatures, but let's keep going, to really make an impact on make Norfolk County Council!)
Posted anonymously at 20:53, Saturday 30 May 2026
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Message received from Norfolk County Council. This problem did not meet our criteria for repair. We will monitor it as part of routine inspections. Additional officer notes: Thank you for reporting this to Norfolk County Council. Unfortunately, the defect slabs on the footway are outside of our boundary for maintenance. These footways are the responsibility of the Great Yarmouth Borough Council. You can contact them on their website and bring this to their attention for repair.
Posted anonymously at 13:38, Friday 5 June 2026
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Still open, via questionnaire, 22:01, Sunday 21 June 2026
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