FIXMYSTREET IN LN4 4WP
The following problems have been reported on Fix My Street within 2 miles of LN4 4WP:
Long pothole in middle of carriageway, 24th April
Long pothole is developing in the middle of the carriageway at the junction of the A153 and Wharf Lane. It is in excess of 1.5 metres in length and is dangerous for cyclists and motorcyclists
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Tumby Road, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Near RAF dog section on the coningsby Kirby on bain road, 17th April
Pothole on nearside heading towards coningsby from Kirkby on bain.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Wharfe Lane, Tattershall Thorpe, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Lots of very deep and wide potholes at the edge of the road on Wharfe, 14th April
Lots of very deep and wide potholes on Wharfe Lane from the T junction with the high street all the way to the junction with hunters lane. Serious hazard to all road users particularly cyclists and motorcyclists
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Wharfe Lane, Tattershall, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Outside Cooley's garage, 12th April
The path as pictured is breaking up and to add to that, the business owner frequently blocks the path with vehicles as you can see in the picture. You can also see that they have resurfaced part of the path to give it the appearance that it is their land giving them an excuse to consistently block the path. This is dangerous as it is the path towards a school.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): School Lane, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Hunters Lane from Grange Drive to Wharf Lane, 11th April
Today 11 Apr 2024 a team form Highways have been along and filled in the potholes Reference 4190848 as hopefully can be seen in the photographs I and many other residents are left bewildered by the standard of repair. The photograph hopefully shows where a previous repair was cut out, filled and then sealed around the edges, today they have just dropped some tar in and ran a whacker plate over it . My question is is there two standards of repair that are carried out by different teams?
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Hunter's Lane, Tattershall, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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O/S 12 and 13 Fairfield, Coningsby, LN4 4SP, 10th April
O/S 12 and 13 Fairfield, Coningsby, LN4 4SP. Customer states that there is a large blossom tree on the grass verge. Customer states that two large branches have broken off the tree, one is garden of 13 and the other is currently being cradled by the other branches of the tree and will eventually fall into the cw.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Farfield, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Outside co-op market place, 9th April
Various potholes outside the coop
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Lodge Road, Tattershall, East Lindsey
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Pot holes in road, 8th April
Assorted pot holes in the road. Which are unavoidable. With the car parking situation. You have to go in them .. filled them up with gravel but one in the centre of the road was 75mm deep other near the drive were 50mm deep 2 foot long 1 foot wide . Have been filled before but failed.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Orchard Way, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Pothole on wharf lane opposite the farm., 7th April
Pothole extremely large and a service cover, surround broken.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Wharfe Lane, Tattershall, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Numerous potholes, from number 5 to the end of the street, 7th April
Cavernous potholes along Orchard Way
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Orchard Way, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Corner A153 and Wharf Lane, 4th April
Corner A153 and Wharf Lane. Light not working needs fixing
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Tumby Road, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Hoplands Road, coningsby, 4th April
Roads breaking up, its unsafe for anyone on a pedal cycle, I nearly came off my pedal cycle due to all the stones from the potholes, which there are many.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Hoplands Road, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Bin men again dropping litter and leaving, 29th March
It's disgusting how their job is refuse collection yet they cause more littering and do not attempt to clear anything. This puts excess strain on the local wombles who are volunteers.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Kings Manor, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Potholes and lots of loose gravel, 29th March
Potholes causing lots of loose gravel causing skid risk at junction with Carrington Close
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Carrington Close, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Potholes (numerous) on Greenfield Road require repair, 29th March
There are numerous potholes (too many to list)of various sizes for the full length of Greenfield road that require assessment and repair
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Greenfield Road, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Pothole on T junction with Greenfield Road, 29th March
Pothole on Junction unable to miss when turning left onto Greenfield Road requires filling
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Finney Close, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Hoplands Road, Potholes to numerous to count from number 8 to number 16, 29th March
Potholes, Potholes and yet more potholes.
Did I mention there are an unbelievable number of Potholes from the T Junction with Park Lane and the T Junction with Greenfield Road.
There is also excessive amounts of loose gravel caused by the deterioration of the road surface particularly at the Park Lane and Greenfield Road T Junctions, which now presents a risk to road users due to the skid risk when slowing down for the junctions and when pulling out of both junctions. Both of theses junctions are also littered with potholes that need proper repairs (after removal of the loose gravel)
Also there are no Road markings visible at either Junction, I would have thought this would be a legal requirement, please investigate this issue
The state of this road is a disgrace, yet again I continue to report the same issues in the same areas and I know instead of carry out resurfacing work which is long overdue, I will get the same reply “Action is scheduled” .
Hopefully a team will come out and carry out a very poor and temporary repair, leave all the loose gravel on the road and the action will be closed down as “Fixed”
Please visit this area and carry out a proper assessment, carry out resurfacing work, sweep up and remove the loose gravel as it is a skid risk, apply the relevant road markings and return the farm track back to a road fit for pedestrians, cyclists and motor vehicle users.
I look forward to reporting the same issues in the near future in my quest to protect the residents of Hoplands and Greenfield Road from needless harm and damage to their vehicles and persons
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Hoplands Road, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Greenfield Road Junction Potholes and loose gravel no road markings, 29th March
Potholes, Potholes and yet more potholes.
Did I mention there are an unbelievable number of Potholes from the T Junction with Park Lane and the T Junction with Greenfield Road.
There is also excessive amounts of loose gravel caused by the deterioration of the road surface particularly at the Park Lane and Greenfield Road T Junctions, which now presents a risk to road users due to the skid risk when slowing down for the junctions and when pulling out of both junctions. Both of theses junctions are also littered with potholes that need proper repairs (after removal of the loose gravel)
Also there are no Road markings visible at either Junction, I would have thought this would be a legal requirement, please investigate this issue
The state of this road is a disgrace, yet again I continue to report the same issues in the same areas and I know instead of carry out resurfacing work which is long overdue, I will get the same reply “Action is scheduled” .
Hopefully a team will come out and carry out a very poor and temporary repair, leave all the loose gravel on the road and the action will be closed down as “Fixed”
Please visit this area and carry out a proper assessment, carry out resurfacing work, sweep up and remove the loose gravel as it is a skid risk, apply the relevant road markings and return the farm track back to a road fit for pedestrians, cyclists and motor vehicle users.
I look forward to reporting the same issues in the near future in my quest to protect the residents of Hoplands and Greenfield Road from needless harm and damage to their vehicles and persons
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Greenfield Road, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Park Lane Junction, cavernous potholes, 29th March
Potholes, Potholes and yet more potholes.
Did I mention there are an unbelievable number of Potholes from the T Junction with Park Lane and the T Junction with Greenfield Road.
There is also excessive amounts of loose gravel caused by the deterioration of the road surface particularly at the Park Lane and Greenfield Road T Junctions, which now presents a risk to road users due to the skid risk when slowing down for the junctions and when pulling out of both junctions. Both of theses junctions are also littered with potholes that need proper repairs (after removal of the loose gravel)
Also there are no Road markings visible at either Junction, I would have thought this would be a legal requirement, please investigate this issue
The state of this road is a disgrace, yet again I continue to report the same issues in the same areas and I know instead of carry out resurfacing work which is long overdue, I will get the same reply “Action is scheduled” .
Hopefully a team will come out and carry out a very poor and temporary repair, leave all the loose gravel on the road and the action will be closed down as “Fixed”
Please visit this area and carry out a proper assessment, carry out resurfacing work, sweep up and remove the loose gravel as it is a skid risk, apply the relevant road markings and return the farm track back to a road fit for pedestrians, cyclists and motor vehicle users.
I look forward to reporting the same issues in the near future in my quest to protect the residents of Hoplands and Greenfield Road from needless harm and damage to their vehicles and persons
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Hoplands Road, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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Hoplands Road, Pothole, Potholes and Potholes to numerous to count, from Junction with Park Lane and Greenfield Road, 29th March
Potholes, Potholes and yet more potholes.
Did I mention there are an unbelievable number of Potholes from the T Junction with Park Lane and the T Junction with Greenfield Road.
There is also excessive amounts of loose gravel caused by the deterioration of the road surface particularly at the Park Lane and Greenfield Road T Junctions, which now presents a risk to road users due to the skid risk when slowing down for the junctions and when pulling out of both junctions. Both of theses junctions are also littered with potholes that need proper repairs (after removal of the loose gravel)
Also there are no Road markings visible at either Junction, I would have thought this would be a legal requirement, please investigate this issue
The state of this road is a disgrace, yet again I continue to report the same issues in the same areas and I know instead of carry out resurfacing work which is long overdue, I will get the same reply “Action is scheduled” .
Hopefully a team will come out and carry out a very poor and temporary repair, leave all the loose gravel on the road and the action will be closed down as “Fixed”
Please visit this area and carry out a proper assessment, carry out resurfacing work, sweep up and remove the loose gravel as it is a skid risk, apply the relevant road markings and return the farm track back to a road fit for pedestrians, cyclists and motor vehicle users.
I look forward to reporting the same issues in the near future in my quest to protect the residents of Hoplands and Greenfield Road from needless harm and damage to their vehicles and persons
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): The Park, Coningsby, Coningsby, East Lindsey
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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 LN4 4WP.
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.
