FIXMYSTREET IN MK18 3QF
The following problems have been reported on Fix My Street within 2 miles of MK18 3QF:
Large pothole on edge of road at top of Meadway, 18th April
Large pothole (~2sqft) outside driveway on Meadway on left hand side of the road when driving up Meadway towards Whitchurch Lane.
Immediately in front of and impeding access to driveway.
Approx what3words location: readily.proudest.casually
Pothole has been there for months but road condition has noticeably worsened in the last few weeks.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Whitchurch Lane, Oving
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Just before Field gate on RHS, 18th April
Road surface cracked off leaving large pothole on wheel track area. 4" depth in places and stretches across 3'6" at widest point.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Marston Fields Road, North Marston
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Footway works in progress - can they repair the pothole in the road here also, 16th April
Large Pothole is in the Road and there are currently footwork's - Marston Hill 16 Apr 14:35 - 17 Apr 23:59 D40071031296-01 In progress please can they temporarily fill the pothole in the middle of the road whilst they are here - resident has called in to ask if this is possible please if not being covered already? Pothole is outside of Willow cottage
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Marston Hill, Oving
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Brook Farm / outside residents drivet, 8th April
New road surface has water damage, causing pot holes and surface to lift - (surface only laid in last 3/4 years!!
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Quainton Road, North Marston
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Many pot holes on this section of the road, 4th April
Many pot holes along this section of the road opposite the church.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Church Street, North Marston
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Potholes, 4th April
Potholes from Oving hill through to Elmers Meadow potholes every where, even on new repaired tarmac properly due to materials used hasn't lasted long
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): High Street, North Marston
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Pot hole, 31st March
Large pothole on edge of repaired section.Newly repaired section from a few months ago has a pothole where it hasn't been sealed correctly.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): High Street, North Marston
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Blocked gullies, 19th March
Gullies blocked both sides of road with subsequent flooding - effects pedestrian safety...
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): High Street, North Marston
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Pulpit Ln., Oving, 15th March
Drain is flowing into the road - can it please be inspected and appropriate remedial action taken.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Pulpit Lane, Oving
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Both sides of the road, 12th March
Footpaths are badly broken up and very uneven causing a trip hazard. Please can this be assessed for repair
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Marston Hill, Oving
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Outside Willow Cottage, 12th March
Large pothole that is very long and could be quite deep but fills with water. Pothole on the middle of the road where the white line is.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Marston Hill, Oving
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Marstonfields Road just after private drive to Crandon Farm, 7th March
Large deep pothole - approx 0.5mx0.3m. At risk of causing damage to tyres.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Marston Fields Road, North Marston
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Bend marker and broken glass, 4th March
The bend marker has been hit, presumably by a car and there is broken glass on the road.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Marston Road, Granborough
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High Street, North Marston, 27th February
Erosion of the verge on the public highway is causing mud to be washed into the road and with restricted drainage, is resulting in a dangerous/slippery area and flooding. Photographs show: 1.Water build up after heavy rain. 2.Storm drain next to blockage. 3.Left hand cattle trough preventing rain water reaching drain.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): High Street, North Marston
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Blocked drain, backed up after heavy rain, 27th February
Happens every time we have heavy rain, on a hill so must be a big blockage in the mains sewer/drain which could back up into domestic drains and houses
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Church Lane, Oving
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High Street Near Bus Stop, 22nd February
Various potholes and road surface
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): High Street, North Marston
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The email which was sent by unknown, 16th February
Thank you for the 2 emails, guess by now you will be gone for the weekend, anyhow am still contacting yourselves as this must be your problem as it is not anyone else is. If someone does not do anything about this problem and soon you will be taken to the small claims court as these vermin have damaged lots of our hedges, plants and have got into our home which is owned by Fairhive Housing in Aylesbury. These vermin are definitely coming from the road/manhole and/or the ditch the other side of our hedge. It is suggested that you get someone out here tomorrow as you have had plenty of time to send this to whoever owns this pavement and to get this problem sorted out and the longer it is left the more worse it will get and as a council tax payer do not expect to have to wait for yourselves to get this organised, you have been told about this problem weeks ago. This is called passing the buck and it is not my job, well someone is responsible for this and when we find out there will be plenty of people in business who will be interested, so suggest that if you do not get someone out to sort this problem tomorrow then one will start court proceedings for compensation due to your inadequate reply to a very big problem that you have not bothered about, so suggest you get someone out here tomorrow to sort this highly dangerous problem out.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Portway, North Marston
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Same Problem, 11th February
Appreciate that you have this in line to do but this is really urgent as wherever these vermin are getting in on the pavement/drain also could be the ditch opposite or even where Gigaclear put the boxes for T.V which are in the grass at the end of our garden border, these vermin have ruined many of our shrubs and trees by nibbling and taking off the bark, this also includes the lavender hedge inside our garden and has caused a very much upset as the whole lot of things mentioned have been grown by us and been here for over 20 years. Please come out to see where/if they are coming in, either from the drain in the path outside our hedge that runs along the side of the path or they could as said be coming from the ditch opposite, it was mentioned by the Environmental Health that it may be that when Gigaclear put these cables in they could have disturbed or cracked a pipe when they did this work. Just know that these vermin have done a great deal of damage to our garden, and we have also contacted our housing association Fairhive in Aylesbury as these vermin have somehow got into the bungalow where we live and being disabled and a husband who is not well we are having a complete and utter nightmare of it all. We implore you to come out and to please treat this a big problem which may involve a big search to find out where they are coming from, we have had this problem for some months and have come to yourselves in hope that you can find out where these vermin are coming from. Please accept our sincere apologies for contacting you again but we are suffering ourselves and having these vermin destroy what we have done all those years ago has caused us a great deal of upset because it has cost us a great deal of time and money which we do not have now although it would never be the same ever again now it has very much upset us. Thanking you for taking the time of coming out to try and find where these vermin are coming from.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Portway, North Marston
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Big pothole easily seen, 11th February
50 yards down from pub. Cars swerve to other side of road to avoid.
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): High Street, North Marston
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Damage to steep grass verge on highway, 9th February
Repeated damage to steep grass verge adjacent to highway causing collapse into the highway
Nearest address to the pin placed on the map (from OS Places API): Church Lane, Oving
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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 MK18 3QF.
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.
