FIXMYSTREET IN B96 6TJ
The following problems have been reported on Fix My Street within 2 miles of B96 6TJ:
Several large & deep pot holes which are unavoidable, will cause an accident or motorbike fatality, 26th February
Several large & deep pot holes clustered together. the main large one is unavoidable, and been there for about two weeks and getting larger every day. It will cause an accident or sadly if a motorbike hits it, a fatality.
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Lots of small potholes, 13th February
The wet weather has caused the tarmac to break up in more places than usual.
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This car has not tax and has been park here for 3 weeks, 31st August
Car Reg YK04 TVM Silver Ford Focus abandoned for three weeks parked the wrong way and has not tax
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 6 High Street, Feckenham
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Feckenham, Droitwich Rd. by brook bridge, 3rd April
Dangerous Potholes causing cars to swerve across the road by brook bridge.
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The road is totally broken up and dangerous., 26th January
The road has totally broken up and riddled with deep pot holes for about 200 yards.
Also cars are always parked up outside the houses, so both traffic have to use the one side of the road.
Cars shouldn't be parked that close to a junction anyway. Should be double yellow lines!
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Ploughed bridleway, 13th December
Bridleway has been completely ploughed and is now unsafe to pass on horse due to deep ploughed land.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Stock Green
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Moors Lane, 10th August
There are a number of potholes on the adopted part of Moors Lane. The worst one is around the top of a utility connection, which is being damaged by traffic and as the hole around it gets bigger, then the housing to the utility supply will be damaged. This needs immediate attention please.
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Footpaths ploughed under, 21st July
All the paths in this very large field have been ploughed under, even the ones running along the field edges. Walking is extremely difficult with a high risk of turning one's ankle, or worse, particularly when the ground is as hard and dry as at present. Complete disregard of walkers' public rights by the landowner
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Wychavon
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White Lines, 22nd January
At the top of Moors Lane, it's junction with Alcester Road , there are no give way white line markings on the road. could someone tell me why, as it is difficult to judge where to stop before commencing into Alcester Road.
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Road signs, 12th October
The roads signs at the top of Moors lane, of which there are two either side of the lane junction with
Alcester Road are completely detached from the ground. One is bent and has concrete attached to one of it's legs, suggesting that it has been knocked lose of removed when the land was resurfaced. Both signs are dangerously propped up and leaning into the hedges on either side of the lane. They are both unsightly and could do with replacing. They are a danger to vehicles, as a vehicle turns into or out of the lane,they could easily been hooked onto the vehicle or knocked into the main road.
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Bridleway, 11th June
Hi,
I am throughly annoyed, by the lack of maintenance on this bridleway. There is a vehicle track that accesses our house. At the point where the indicator is the bridleway follows a different path to our track, however as the bridleway is not maintained, walkers and horses and bikers, use our track instead of the correct bridleway/footpath. The bridleway then accesses the track again further down. The bridleway is completely over grown and no-one can get onto it. I have tried to tell the owners of this land that they must keep the track/bridleway and footpaths open for access, but they have ignored me and I need some help please to sort this out.
The track that gives us vehicle access is stated on our deeds as our responsibility to maintain and when we bought our house, we spent approx £10,000 stoning this track to drive along it in some comfort, however as it is used by so many other, including the refuse, environment agency, horse riders, walkers, bikers, post man etc etc, it seems totally unfair that we have no help maintaining this access.
I understand from the 'rights of way act' that the county council own or are responsible for the surface of the public right of way,I then understand that the owners of the land should cut back undergrowth and weeds to the sides of the public right of way to ensure that there is a certain width for proper access, depending on the type of access, whether footpath, bridleway, byway or other roadway.
Could you tell me what you think our access track to our house is, if it is not 'other roadway' as defined in the act. I understand that we should therefore have a three metre clearance, at the moment in places we have two metres, not enough to drive a car down, without scratching the sides.
I need some help here and I know that the county council are in charge of this and that they should be following the Act. Could someone please help.
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Pothole, 16th March
There is an enormous pothole on the adopted part of Moors lane, which , although the rest of the roads have been marked for repair, this pothole has not. Could this be dealt with please.
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Adopted road, 9th September
It appears from the plan that is supplied with this site that this road is adopted to the point of the shed which houses the local Beadle pack. Then the question is why is the surface only maintained to the very top of the lane. It has its name all the way down to the access track at Bean Hall Mill on some o.s. plans. The Worcestershire Wylde Life trust have a facility at the bottom of the Lane for leisure purposes, how can these facilities be accessed properly by locals and interested parties. They advertise parties to visit from Schools etc, but the Lane is covered in water and potholes, with bumps to rip the bottom of your car off.
You could say that the fact that the council Dustbin carts and any emergency vehicles that need access should be charged to do so, as they are contributing to the damage. I think that in consideration of your request for me to leave a photo on this site, it is not in question as to whether the council know abou this problem, as neighbours have been trying for years to get something done. We pay £1900.00 a year in council tax to not access our property effectively, what happens if we need medical or fire assistance, we die!!. I know that the council is always short of money, but when was the descision made to favour other residents of Worcestershire compared to us. The Lane is a vital communication road for all the properties, it gives access to BT, Central networks, has a massive Gas mains running across the land, is used by the council for rubbish collection, the postal service for deliveries and the Environment agency for taking samples of the river water that they are responsible for, it is used by community groups for bird watching, until recently Andy's Barns was a livery yard, providing services for local people and the public rights of way Bridleway/footpaths are used to an extent. I can't see disabled people being able to access it, i have read that this is a priority for future accessibility to the countryside and that leisure facilities and enjoyment of open/green space is set down in the council's local plan. well if you want to make this area a place for tourism, leisure and development do something positive and give people the chance to use it.
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Pot holes. Anti social behaviour. Abandoned cars. Bins overflowing.
Few neighbourhoods aren't blighted with these types of problems that frustrate the local community. They're becoming increasingly common. Luckily, there's a website called 'FixMyStreet', which allows residents to complain to the local council about local issues in the neighbourhood.
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Useful Resources
- Gov.uk
Report a noise nuisance to your local council, including loud music, noisy pubs, rowdy parties or barking dogs. - Citizens Advice
Information from Citizens Advice about complaining about your neighbour. - HomeOwners Alliance
Guidance for homeowners how to deal with noisy neighbours who are making your life a misery. - FixMyStreet
Report, view or discuss local problems such as graffiti, fly-tipping, broken paving slabs or street lighting.
