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On footpath 'Chris Nicholls Walk', adjacent to street name sign

Reported via desktop in the Street light not working category anonymously at 17:49, Thursday 31 October 2024

Sent to Buckinghamshire Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 6681342.

Light not working, has not worked for months Unlit path at night is a danger e.g. to lone woman walking after dark WhatThreeWords location is ///friend.fishnet.tomb

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Updates

  • The Street Lighting Team aim to repair all faulty lighting within 20 working days, however, there may be some circumstances that this time for repairs is be extended. For example, if it is an electricity supply fault, this will be passed to the local electricity network operator to attend and rectify as we cannot work on their network, in these cases we will update you to let you know it is an electricity supply fault.

    We are experiencing a system issue at the moment which is stopping us from providing updates on lighting issues, please be assured all street lighting defects are being inspected and fixed but until we have resolved the updates issue you may see the light fixed without receiving any updates.

    We know that faulty lighting is very important to our residents, and we take all reported issues very seriously. In the latter part of 2023, we recruited night scouts to review all of the 40,000 lighting assets we maintain in Buckinghamshire, the information from this review and all customer reported issues are now being addressed and will be resolved as soon as possible.

    Posted by Buckinghamshire Council at 17:49, Thursday 31 October 2024

  • Update

    We have checked our records and the lighting issue reported is not one that we maintain.
    Not all lighting in Buckinghamshire is the responsibility of Buckinghamshire Highways, and unfortunately we do hold records for all assets which we are not responsible for, and we cannot use public money to resolves issues we are not responsible for.

    The contact details below may assist you in progressing your enquiry further:

      Some columns are privately owned, and we unfortunately do not hold these details, but you could contact Land Registry, who will be able to provide you with the ownership details
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    Regards Buckinghamshire Highways

    State changed to: not the council's responsibility

    Posted by Buckinghamshire Council at 15:34, Monday 4 November 2024

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