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A413 Amersham road southbound carriageway GX/Tatlimg end

Reported via desktop in the Road surface category anonymously at 08:29, Friday 8 September 2023

Sent to Buckinghamshire Council 1 week, 4 days, 3 hours, 1 minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 4971275.

Layby on A413 under M25 bridge Gerrards Cross - wrecked large caravan. Dumped for quite a few weeks and us now creating more flytipping at this point. This could be a serious fire hazard as directly under M25 flyover bridge. Action needed as soon as possible.

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  • Reports of fly-tipping on public land are forwarded to the waste collection team for removal, and all reports are copied to the investigation team to review.

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    Posted by Buckinghamshire Council at 08:29, Friday 8 September 2023

  • Update

    We have inspected the issue reported and have reviewed the category selected.

    The category has been changed to ensure it is passed to the correct team.

    State changed to: For Triage

    Posted by Buckinghamshire Council at 10:48, Friday 8 September 2023

  • This has been passed to the local area technician to investigate the enquiry/issue regarding a pothole/road surface.

    During winter months we receive a very high number of reports regarding potholes or a poor road surface, it's easy to assume that potholes are formed due to roads being poorly maintained but that is not usually the case. There are many factors that can cause potholes, particularly during the winter months when water seeps in through cracks in the road surface, collecting underneath and when the water freezes, it expands and creates cracks in the road surface.

    Our priority is always the safety of road users, so in some cases during busy periods a permanent repair is not always possible immediately. However, temporary repairs are a way to ensure the area is safe until such times as we can return to make a permanent repair.

    State changed to: Open

    Posted by Buckinghamshire Council at 11:30, Tuesday 19 September 2023

  • Update

    We have completed our inspection of the issue and have made arrangements for it to be resolved within 6-8 weeks.

    Please be assured, we will continue to monitor the area in line with our Highways Safety Inspection Policy. 

    State changed to: Action scheduled

    Posted by Buckinghamshire Council at 09:18, Saturday 23 September 2023

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