Overgrown Hedge across pathway
Reported via mobile in the Hedge problem category anonymously at 16:58, Sat 25 May 2024
Sent to Stoke Mandeville Parish Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 6020137.
This hedge has now become so overgrown that the path is impassable. When using a pram it is now necessary to step into a busy road to pass it, which is not a safe option. Please help to rectify the issue.
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This has still not been rectified. Needs urgent attention especially as children back at school. Also can not see oncoming traffic when pulling out of Rowan Close on to Bowler Road
Posted anonymously at 20:31, Mon 3 June 2024
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This resident lets this hedge grow every year. Every year there is a report on it. It will soon be covering the width of the path.
Posted anonymously at 20:44, Sun 9 June 2024
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Still open, via questionnaire, 21:35, Sun 23 June 2024
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The hedge has been trimmed a little. But unfortunately not enough as it still covers more than half the pathway. You can barely walk past with a buggy without walking in the bush or having 2 wheels teetering on the kerb edge or even in the road. It's a start but would be helpful to trim it right back to the boundary or we will be back to square one within a few weeks.
Posted anonymously at 21:41, Sun 23 June 2024
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Not sure how the owner thought this was good enough I still have to walk in the road when walking the dog. This needs to be taken back to boundary line or strip it and put a fence up. Any chance any normal person does something to there garden fences that's allowed people complain and yet people think that having laurels allowing them into the road is an easy way of getting a bigger garden. This is clearly planted on tbe boundary line and needs to go.
Posted anonymously at 10:02, Mon 24 June 2024
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Why has not been sorted out? First reported back in May. Every day when I walk this path I need to step in the road. There is no way a wheelchair or pushchair could get by. It needs cutting back to the width of the path. Thoughtless resident!
Posted anonymously at 15:01, Mon 26 August 2024
This report is now closed to updates from the public. You can make a new report in the same location.
