FIXMYSTREET IN SL3 9AY
The following problems have been reported on Fix My Street within 2 miles of SL3 9AY:
Jagged broken edge of first speed bump on B376 going towards Datchet train station, 18th April
It has been months, possibly years, where the left hand side of the first speed bump after the mini roundabout on the B376 has been broken in. This speed bump is the first in the series going from the mini roundabout towards the train station. There is a jagged edge on that broken left hand side which can cut the inside of cars tyres. I am fairly certain it was this speed bump which was responsible for the cut on the inside of the tyre of my car which had to be replaced.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Priory Way
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RBWM free on street WiFi not working Windsor Town Centre, 16th April
4th visit here in last two weeks it doesn't connect
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): High Street, Clewer New Town, Windsor
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Fallen branch blocking footpath, 16th April
The tree branch has fallen and is blocking the public footpath .
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Merton Road, Slough
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Street light is bent and swaying, 15th April
Street light is bent and swaying - this could fall and cause injury
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Upton Court Road, Slough
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Dangerous pedestrian rossing, 13th April
This pedestrian crossing from Riverside to Alexandra Gardens us dangerous. Loose bricks. Someone has put sand down but that does not anchor the bricks. It is extremely dangerous for walkers, children or disabled.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Barry Avenue, Clewer New Town, Windsor
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Litter bins overflowing, 12th April
Litter bins are full and need emptying. Rubbish is now blowing around car park area and onto jubilee river
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Jubilee River Way, Slough
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Graffitied sign Windsor 6/4/24, 7th April
Please clean
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): River Street, Clewer New Town, Windsor
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Glass panel missing - Castle Hill, 28th March
New glass required bus stop outside W H Smith
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): 3-4, Thames Street, Clewer New Town, Windsor
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Tennis court lines, 28th March
The Tennis court lines in Goswell Hill Windsor need repainting as they are very faint now and it’s impossible to see them when playing.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Jubilee Arch, Clewer New Town, Windsor
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Cars are parked on grass green belt area SL12JQ opposite 27 winvale, 28th March
Some cars are being parked on the highway and council land inappropriately and left the area muddy untidy creates a bad liook of street. The specified area is left side of winvale garages and parking main enterance gate.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Upton Park, Slough
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Fly tipping near between 29 and 31 winvale slough, 28th March
Some mattress sofas are lying there and creating a bad image of street.Please arrange the collection at earliest to avoid further fly tipping from others and to make the area tidy.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Upton Park, Slough
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Graffiti bus stop opposite Windsor Castle, 27th March
Please clean off
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): 29-30, High Street, Clewer New Town, Windsor
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Business obstructing highway Peascod St 25/3/24, 25th March
"Historical Windsor" shop obstructing pavement with merchandise. Goods should be within the boundary of their premises not on the public highway.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Peascod Street, Clewer New Town, Windsor
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Escalation of graffiti, 13th March
What was once a nice community/family area is being slowly eroded by graffiti. Council refuse to address and the problem worsens
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Victoria Street, Clewer New Town, Windsor
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No central reservation lighting on M4 between junction 5 and 6., 5th March
No central reservation lighting on M4 between junction 5 and 6. This section of motorway is very dark and a potential hazard, especially when foggy or when wet and visibility is low.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): M4
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Fly tipped mattress, 4th March
Mattress dumped on pavement of St Laurence Way adjacent to junction with Priors Close.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): St Laurence Way, Slough
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March 2024 update: potentially dangerous approach and entrance to TVAC, 4th March
APPROACH on Pococks Lane: Unlit highway / 40 mph limit often exceeded / known for RTCs and near misses / worn road markings-solid double white lines / double bends plus inclines and declines reducing visibility / lack of turning warning signs. ENTRANCE at TVAC: Unlit area / vehicles parking on entrance over pavements and obscuring general visibility / frequent pedestrian interactions with vehicles as the pavement crosses a narrow entrance / incline at main road causing headlight dazzling to incoming motorists from departing vehicles during darkness periods / large pothole at entrance, which often fills with water compelling vehicle and pedestrian interactions as both attempt to clear such / inadequate give way signage and road markings at entrance where several crossings converge.
TVAC is operated by Datchet and Eton Leisure (DEL). The Trustees of DEL are RBWM council, Slough council and Eton college. DEL has refused to communicate with me since late 2023. DEL stated that the Trust would contact me-they did not. DEL stated that the council had been informed of my concerns, but they refused to declare which official, department or council. No corrective actions have undertaken by RBWM or Slough council, despite the concerns having been raised to DEL over 10 months ago.
Recent Freedom of information act requests were therefore necessary to ascertain the reasoning behind inaction and a refusal to communicate. FOI 196501-434897 was received from RBWM and is now available to view on their website https://www.rbwm.gov.uk/ home/ council-and-democracy/ strategies-and-policies/ freedom-information
Issues frequently reported on FixMyStreet but have been incorrectly and misleadingly marked as ‘fixed’ several hundred times, which prompts the question of any nexus to the parties mentioned herein? The situation has been reported to FixMyStreet who have acknowledged that there is a ‘nuisance user’ in the Windsor and Maidenhead area undertaking this practice. So, unless the poster identifies themself as an actual official, within a relevant department and organisation and also lists any rectifications, then any historic or recent ‘fixed’ postings should be disregarded.
There are conflicting accounts from RBWM relating to mitigating (or not) the hazards identified, despite the following statement from a Traffic Safety Officer October 2023 : ‘…it was passed to the Traffic Manager and senior engineer who have passed their comments back to TVAC as it’s firmly alterations they are required to do, albeit the Council will assist via Highways with roadside recommendations’. RBWM council refused to disclose what the above ‘alterations’ entailed, but now maintains the statement was an ‘error’? RBWM claimed a lighting inspection was undertaken. It manifests that this was only a ‘desktop review’ rather than an on-site physical inspection in various natural light conditions. RBWM claim the road markings have been examined but at the time of writing have yet to confirm whether this was another ‘desktop review’ or a physical inspection. The images in this report demonstrate the poor condition of the road markings. RBWM are aware of a ‘presentation to the trust’ in an email dated 15 September 2023. They are refusing to furnish details of this. RBWM makes reference to ‘widening and lighting’ recommendations within an email dated 18 January 2024 but refuses to disclose the nature of such. RBWM disclosed a number of measures ‘done or planned to happen soon…’ within an email dated 18 January 2024, but refuse to comment on such. RBWM make reference to the provision of double yellow lines in an email dated 06 September 2023, but will not engage on whether these have been progressed.
DEL and RBWM have consistently acted in a dismissive and secret manner (refer to the FOI above). As a result of such, further FOI requests have been submitted.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Pococks Lane, Eton
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Bollard pushed over, 1st March
Bollard about half way down Peascod Street has been uprooted and vandalised
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Peascod Street, Clewer New Town, Windsor
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Dangerous approach and entrance to TVAC, 27th February
Dangerous approach and entrance to TVAC
Approach on Pococks Lane: unlit highway / 40 mph limit often exceeded / notorious RTC area / worn road markings-solid double white lines / double bends plus inclines and declines reducing visibility / lack of turning warning signs. Entrance at TVAC: unlit area / vehicles parking on entrance over pavements and obscuring general visibility / frequent pedestrian interactions with vehicles as the pavement crosses a narrow entrance / incline at main road causing headlight dazzling to incoming motorists from departing vehicles during darkness periods / large pothole at entrance, which often fills with water compelling vehicle and pedestrian interactions as both attempt to clear such / inadequate give way signage and road markings at entrance where several crossings converge.
Notes: TVAC is operated by Datchet and Eton Leisure. The Trustees of DEL are RBWM council, Slough council and Eton college. DEL are refusing to respond. No corrective actions undertaken by RBWM or Slough council, despite reports being submitted for over 7 months. Freedom of information act requests were submitted to ascertain the reasoning behind inaction and refusal to communicate. Update: FOI 196501-434897 received from RBWM and is now available to view on their website https://www.rbwm.gov.uk/ home/ council-and-democracy/ strategies-and-policies/ freedom-information
Issues frequently reported on FixMyStreet but have been incorrectly and misleadingly marked as ‘fixed’. This has been reported to FixMyStreet who have acknowledged that there is a ‘nuisance user’ in the Windsor and Maidenhead area undertaking this practice. So, unless the poster identifies themself as an actual official, within a relevant department and organisation and also lists any rectifications, then any historic or recent ‘fixed’ postings should be disregarded.
No remedial actions undertaken to date. Datchet and Eton Leisure (who operate TVAC) are refusing to communicate with me. They have liaised with their Trust (RBWM council, Slough council and Eton College) but no actions have been undertaken since the matter was first raised to DEL in May 2023. Conflicting accounts from RBWM relating to mitigating (or not) the hazards identified, despite this statement from a Traffic Safety Officer last October: ‘…it was passed to the Traffic Manager and senior engineer who have passed their comments back to TVAC as it’s firmly alterations they are required to do, albeit the Council will assist via Highways with roadside recommendations’. RBWM council refuses to disclose what the above ‘alterations’ entail.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): B3026, Eton
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February update: not fixed., 26th February
Dangerous approach and entrance to TVAC
Approach on Pococks Lane: unlit highway / 40 mph limit often exceeded / notorious RTC area / worn road markings-solid double white lines / double bends plus inclines and declines reducing visibility / lack of turning warning signs. Entrance at TVAC: unlit area / vehicles parking on entrance over pavements and obscuring general visibility / frequent pedestrian interactions with vehicles as the pavement crosses a narrow entrance / incline at main road causing headlight dazzling to incoming motorists from departing vehicles during darkness periods / large pothole at entrance, which often fills with water compelling vehicle and pedestrian interactions as both attempt to clear such / inadequate give way signage and road markings at entrance where several crossings converge.
Notes: TVAC is operated by Datchet and Eton Leisure. The Trustees of DEL are RBWM council, Slough council and Eton college. DEL are refusing to respond. No corrective actions undertaken by RBWM or Slough council, despite reports being submitted for over 7 months. Freedom of information act requests were submitted to ascertain the reasoning behind inaction and refusal to communicate. Update: FOI 196501-434897 received from RBWM and is now available to view on their website https://www.rbwm.gov.uk/ home/ council-and-democracy/ strategies-and-policies/ freedom-information
Issues frequently reported on FixMyStreet but have been incorrectly and misleadingly marked as ‘fixed’. This has been reported to FixMyStreet who have acknowledged that there is a ‘nuisance user’ in the Windsor and Maidenhead area undertaking this practice. So, unless the poster identifies themself as an actual official, within a relevant department and organisation and also lists any rectifications, then any historic or recent ‘fixed’ postings should be disregarded.
No remedial actions undertaken to date. Datchet and Eton Leisure (who operate TVAC) are refusing to communicate with me. They have liaised with their Trust (RBWM council, Slough council and Eton College) but no actions have been undertaken since the matter was first raised to DEL in May 2023. Conflicting accounts from RBWM relating to mitigating (or not) the hazards identified, despite this statement from a Traffic Safety Officer last October: ‘…it was passed to the Traffic Manager and senior engineer who have passed their comments back to TVAC as it’s firmly alterations they are required to do, albeit the Council will assist via Highways with roadside recommendations’. RBWM council refuses to disclose what the above ‘alterations’ entail.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Pococks Lane, Eton
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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 SL3 9AY.
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.
