FIXMYSTREET IN KA22 8DQ
The following problems have been reported on Fix My Street within 2 miles of KA22 8DQ:
Trading standards, customer service and inaccuracies, 26th August
Team Request trading standards investigation into communication passed to your team seemingly by tesco
The tesco owe us We went into disputes
Unresolved
Stop making vulnerable people who witness unethical practices into
Victims of further miscarriage of justice
Refund us and apologise
IE tesco seems your client and we witness community lawlessness around their and other sites
And if you are regulated by FCA
We will escalate if Unresolved
Trading standards investigation as it came from Dock.Road KA22 8DA
Quote Area where they harrased us as citizen witnesses, mistreated us as citizen witnesses, unlawfully intimidated us and failed to mitigate harm to us wrongdoing is still going on - littering being one example
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ICO state Quote Quote Information Commissioner's Office https://ico.org.uk › complaints What happens when someone complains? Yes, section 77 states that it is a criminal offence to alter, block, destroy or conceal information. Depending on the nature of the incident, an authority or ... End quote End quote
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Dock Road, Ardrossan
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Grass cutting and tree TLC, 17th July
The forgotten areas of Ardrossan , Coalhill Place , Ardneil Court , Linn Road . Pavement kerbs yet again this year no longer exist due to overgrown with weeds. Trees overgrown and grass below not cut . Why do the council not employ contractors if they cannot do the above works ? Less done every year . Stayed in this area 38 years and worst I have seen the ground maintenance by North Ayrshire
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Linn Road, Ardrossan
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Numerous potholes on entrance to Seafield Drive from Eglinton Road, 20th April
Potholes have been there since 2022 and can't be avoided if residents/service vehicles park on roadway. Extremely dangerous for cyclists.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 5 Seafield Drive, Ardrossan
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Cycle path obstruction, 15th September
Vegetation overgrowth- cut back
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Moffat House, 12 Nineyard Street, Saltcoats
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Overgrown Hedges from NAC Nursery, 27th June
Overgrown tree, hedges onto pavement from NAC Nursery school
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 17 Saughtree Avenue, Saltcoats
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Overgrown hedge, 26th June
Hedge is overgrown and causing pedestrians to have to walk on road
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 43 Jack's Road, Saltcoats
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Illegal parking on the pavement, 6th May
Since the new occupants of 57 Manse Street moved in they and their visitors have been abandoning numerous vehicles on the pavement. It makes it difficult for pedestrians to pass and is causing traffic issues as vehicles are now trying to pass in two directions simultaneously while buses are loading and unloading passengers. This is in direct contradiction of the Highway Code and road traffic laws.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 53 Manse Street, Saltcoats
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Human feaces, Plastic , rubbish,, 17th December
At saltcoats Harbour. Travellers have moved here on 13/12/12 since then. There been human feaces at the Harbour where they are staying. Rubbish, plastic everywhere blown into the sea. Off cut of carpets left lying blown in the sea. Damaging our environment.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 33 Harbour Point, Saltcoats
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There is no soap in the ladies public toilets, 2nd November
When I went to the public toilets between Braes Road and Dockhead Place this summer, there was no soap in the ladies.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 59 Braes Road, Saltcoats
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Mother and child almost knocked down, 28th October
THIS PROBLEM IS ESCALATING. I WITNESSED A MOTHER PUSHING HER BABY IN A PRAM HAVING TO GO OUT INTO THE ROAD AND ALMOST HOT BY A CAR FROM BEHIND ... ALL DUE TO INACCESSIBILITY ON THE PAVEMENT FOR FOOT TRAFFIC THAT IS CONTINUALLY BEING USED FOR PARKING . ALL THE CARS ARE 100% ON THE PAVEMENT AND LEAVING MINIMAL SPACE TO WALK PAST ... WARNING - IMMEDIATE DANGER OF INJURY OR DEATH !!! From the corner of Quay Street and around the corner from 1 to 9 the Braes for the past 2 years vehicles have been parking on pavement. The vehicles are fully on the pavement and obstruct pedestrian traffic, elderly trying to get to Aldi and Iceland across the road. Each day 2-3 automobiles are parked and at nigh 5 - 7 are parked from 4pm onward. The vehicles further block pedestrian access to the pedestrian crossing from the corner of Quay Street and The Braes over to the shopping area at Aldi and Iceland. The area of road (the Braes) is a two lane road and narrows at or about that point (between 1 and 9 The Braes) This is a double yellow line area and the lines were recently repainted (within the past 5 weeks) so what is the use of new double yellow lines if they are not to be enforced! No fewer than 3 incidents of injury to elderly have occurred in this general area recently (the past 6 months) and the Council can check their records to verify this. Someone will be seriously injured and/or killed because of the laziness of the people parking on the pavement in front of their 3 story flats. I trust that this will at least prompt action and enforcement of laws that are there to govern the use of public access ways and not for vehicles to be granted parking places that actually break the law. There is an abundance of off street parking behind 1-9 The Braes specifically designed for accommodating the cars in these buildings. Enough Said, Action Now Required !!!
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 1f Braes Road, Saltcoats
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Huge pothole on corner, 22nd October
This pothole has been here well over a year
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 11 Winton Street, Saltcoats
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Rubbish bin sitting and not picked up for over a year, 18th October
There is a brown rubbish bin in Dickhead Place (behind units 23,25,27,29 The Braes). This bin has been there for over a year. Although it is a garden waste bin it has been stuffed full of all kinds of rubbish over the past year. For the past 2 to 3 months the bin is actually bursting open and eventually all the contents will end up being littered all over Dockhead Place. Surely the Sanitation/Rubbish department of the North Ayrshire Council will see fit to send someone out there and solve this problem before it gets t become a very serious rubbish issue on Dockhead Place and surrounding areas as this rubbish will surely spread far and wide with the Salcoats winds.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 27 Dockhead Place, Saltcoats
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Drain Blockage For The Past 2 Years, 18th October
The road drainage at the corner of Dockhead Street and Windmill Street is blocked and anytime there is substantial rain this are of the road (windmill Street) directly in from of the Vape Shop fills with water and overflows onto and into Dockhead Street. The pavement stones there are quite high and the accumulated water is well over ankle deep and many,many people have inadvertently stepped into this wet and very dangerous accumulation of water. this has been ongoing now for over 2 years. It needs to be serviced and serviced quickly !!!
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 1-3 Chapelwell Street, Saltcoats
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Badly Potholled And Deteriorating Road and Pavements, 18th October
At the junction of the footpath behind Harbour Point and the Bend in the road at Seaview Road in front of and adjacent to the car washing business there is badly deteriorating surfaces for both vehicles and pedestrians. I saw a man and wife who regularly walk the scenic route on Seaview Road and the continuing shore path through to Ardrossan experience a very nast fall and twist of an ankle when the wife fell having stepped on badly deteriorated road surface when crossing Seaview Road to commence heir scenic walk, Needless to say, that walk was taken and I am sure the lady had to have medical attention on her ankle and/or was laid up for several days of recuperation. This is all due to so many cars lining up and using this area to access the car wash facility that is obviously not equipped to accommodate these vehicles. The road and the pavements are getting worse and will cause much more problems in the near future,
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Car Valet Centre, 1 Erskine Place, Saltcoats
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Car parking in and about the entry to the main shopping street in Saltcoats, 18th October
There are constantly cars parked on both sides of the road at Dockhead Place. This is the "PEDESTRIAN" access way to enter the main shopping street (Dockhead Street). No fewer than 4 to 6 cars are parked in double yellow marked parking and block access in many cases to the pedestrian access way into Dockhead Street. I have seen mothers with prams and elderly with scooters have to go back and all the way down and around Dockhead Street as they cannot maneuver the pram and/or scooter because of cars parked on the yellow lines there. New double yellow lines were painted 6 weeks ago .... what is the use of painting double yellow lines when no enforcement of the laws relating to those double yellow lines is even contemplated never mind enacted. This has been ongoing for over 3 years now. Police see the cars, walk around the cars and totally ignore the breaking of the law that these illegally parked cars (and the owners/drivers) are involved in. There is an abundance of parking in Dockhead Place with parking set out to accommodate anyone shopping in Dickhead Place. so there is no need for parking in the pedestrian access areas and on the double yellow lines. It is noting more than a complete matter of LAZINESS !!!
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 58/60 DOCKHEAD, Saltcoats
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6 Caravans and 4 Vans and 4 Vehicles Parked on Saltcoats Pier, 18th October
3 caravans and 2 vans that have over the weekend grown to 6 caravans and 4 vans and 4 cars have been parked illegally on Council property (the pier at Saltcoats). They are Travelers and instead of "moving on" as the council advised that they were supposed to do, the numbers doubled over the weekend and is becoming a bigger problem. People use this pier for what it is supposed to be used as a community asset to walk, access the pier, to walk safely along the scenic path that is designed for such and also for lorries to access deliveries to Aldi and Iceland shops directly in front of and attached to the pier . This pier is for all to enjoy and/or temporarily par for an hour or two while doing so. It is not a homestead for 6 caravans, up to 40 people and 4 vans and an additional 4 cars !!!
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Former Saltcoats Harbour Museum ACCESS FROM THE BRAES TO HARBOUR||||0|0|, Saltcoats
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4 to 7 cars and a motorbike parked on pavement each night and many through the day, 18th October
From the corner of Quay Street and around the corner from 1 to 9 the Braes for the past 2 years vehicles have been parking on pavement. The vehicles are fully on the pavement and obstruct pedestrian traffic, elderly trying to get to Aldi and Iceland across the road. Each day 2-3 automobiles are parked and at nigh 5 - 7 are parked from 4pm onward. The vehicles further block pedestrian access to the pedestrian crossing from the corner of Quay Street and The Braes over to the shopping area at Aldi and Iceland. The area of road (the Braes) is a two lane road and narrows at or about that point (between 1 and 9 The Braes) This is a double yellow line area and the lines were recently repainted (within the past 5 weeks) so what is the use of new double yellow lines if they are not to be enforced! No fewer than 3 incidents of injury to elderly have occurred in this general area recently (the past 6 months) and the Council can check their records to verify this. Someone will be seriously injured and/or killed because of the laziness of the people parking on the pavement in front of their 3 story flats. I trust that this will at least prompt action and enforcement of laws that are there to govern the use of public access ways and not for vehicles to be granted parking places that actually break the law. There is an abundance of off street parking behind 1-9 The Braes specifically designed for accommodating the cars in these buildings. Enough Said, Action Now Required !!!
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 1f Braes Road, Saltcoats
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Collapsed roadsuface causing juddering, 4th September
Collapsed section of tarmac causing juddering of heavy vehicles. Shock wave causing masonry and plaster damage to surrounding buildings
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 18 South Crescent Road, Ardrossan
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Lamp-post, 15th August
Tree branches covering light
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 12 Kilmory Road, Saltcoats
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18 inch pothole, 7th August
Has been there for at least three months and getting worse
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 8 Stanley Road, Saltcoats
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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.
We've got hold of the data from FixMyStreet, to show problems and issues reported within a couple of miles radius of KA22 8DQ.
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.
