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Blocked drain between Grays Hill and Littleton Lane
Reported via desktop in the Blocked drain: Blockage inside drain category anonymously at 14:14, Wed 26 April 2023
Sent to Bath and North East Somerset Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 4488742.
There is a blocked drain on this junction and water creating small lake which started to flooding resident driveway. They recently resurfaced the road but if this problem won't be dealt shortly , it will damage the new tarmac.
It would be good to have a bigger trench with a pipe inside to make sure the water will reach the field.
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State changed to: In progress
Posted by Systems Team at 14:14, Wed 26 April 2023
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This should read:
It would be good to have a bigger trench with a drainage pipe inside to make sure the road surface water will drain into the Wellow Brook (River). The current drain is overgrown and is currently blocked.
Ps Your map with the yellow marker needs to be the other side of Stony Littleton Lane towards the river and Dairy Hill. It is at the lowest point in the road and where the current blocked drain starts.
Posted anonymously at 09:03, Fri 28 April 2023
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April is a long time ago is there any update? See image the flood continues across cycle route 24 and is causing a problem to families walking.
Chris
Posted anonymously at 12:43, Tue 18 July 2023
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06/11/2023 Still not fixed this will be very dangerous if iced over. It is currently 30cm deep after heavy rain. First reported in April 7months ago. How long does it take to clear a drain?
Posted anonymously at 19:28, Mon 6 November 2023
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Thank you for sorting the dead trees but you can see the conditions they had to work in!!
Posted by Chris Paul at 19:28, Mon 27 November 2023
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The drain still needs fixing it is now draining into my field and not flowing into the stream where it should be going. We are coming up to a year now any chance of fixing it!
Posted anonymously at 14:58, Tue 13 February 2024
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