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In between 50 & 52 Sandringham drive
Sent to Central Bedfordshire Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 423659.
I am writing to formally raise a concern regarding a damaged and elevated section of the kerb on [insert road name or precise location], which has remained unaddressed for over six months.
Despite the issue having been visible and hazardous for an extended period, no repairs have been carried out. The kerb in question is part of a dropped section, yet one portion is significantly elevated, creating a sharp and unexpected edge. This has resulted in repeated damage to my vehicle tyres when driving over it, and it poses a broader risk to other motorists and pedestrians.
I am extremely disappointed by the lack of action taken thus far and feel compelled to escalate this matter, as the ongoing neglect not only causes damage but could also lead to accidents or injuries.
I have attached a recent photo for reference, which clearly shows the defect.
Please confirm receipt of this complaint and advise on when repair works will be scheduled.
Updates
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This needs to be fixed
[ This update contains a photo, see: https://fixmystreet.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk/ photo/ c/ 21781921.0.full.jpeg?19f954fe ]
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This needs to be fixed
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Thank you for your Highways report.
An order has now been raised to rectify the identified issue and this will now be added to our programme of works. We are, unfortunately, unable to provide you with a timescale for this work to be completed, however, all repairs are prioritised using an assessment matrix in line with our Network Maintenance Management Plan (NMMP)We will continue to monitor all defects to ensure the safety of our residents as part of the NMMP which can be found online - http://www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk/ transport/ roads-strategies/ highways-asset-management.aspx
Many thanks,
Central Bedfordshire Council Highways
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