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Radiator left in walk way and moved onto grass to stop trip hazard. Trolley left abandoned after kid playing with it in entrance driveway and moved along side abandoned radiator.
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 9696024.
The radiator was placed by someone near the sign to Merlin Court it then appeared to have been knocked over and was directly in the public walkway causing a trip hazard so it was moved into the grass by the Merlin Court sign. A supermarket trolley was abandoned on the entrance driveway to Merlin Court after kids were seen playing with it. It was moved to the grass area beside the radiator to enable pedestrian access to the pathway and for ease of reporting.
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The radiator now seems to have been taken away by someone and the trolley has been moved and it now on the pavement near the top of Lake Road on Southmead Road
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Trolley now at junction of lake road and Lakewood Road.
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