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Hole in footpath which is getting larger due to vehicles parking

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Reported in the Slabs - Uneven / Damaged / Cracked category anonymously at 10:20, Tue 11 August 2020

Sent to Northamptonshire County Council less than a minute later. ref: 2239889.

Outside 28 Brockton St, hole in pavement (tarmac) which was size of a tennis ball, has now doubled and is 1ft deep. Vehicles turn around in the road at this point and park on pavement. Appears to be getting worse.

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State changed to: Investigating

Posted by Northamptonshire County Council at 10:21, Tue 11 August 2020
Thank you for your enquiry, a works order has been raised for repairs to be undertaken within the next 7 days

State changed to: Action scheduled

Posted by Northamptonshire County Council at 15:36, Tue 11 August 2020
Up Cecil road Opposite store shop uneven ground tarmac next to junction of Balmoral road. I had broke my ankle joint, still in pain.

Posted by Wing Chan at 13:58, Mon 16 November 2020
This report is under further investigation.

State changed to: Under further investigation

Posted by Northamptonshire County Council at 13:59, Mon 16 November 2020
Thank you for your enquiry, a works order has been raised for repairs to be undertaken within the next 7 days. Thank you for your enquiry the new reference number for Cecil Road opposite the store shop is 2390515.

State changed to: In progress

Posted by Northamptonshire County Council at 15:37, Mon 16 November 2020

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