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Blocked storm drain in Gullock Tyning leading to storm drain lifting and hole forming in Town Park Sensory Garden
Sent to Bath and North East Somerset Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 6623159.
Wessex Water have advised that blocked storm drains in Gullock Tyning have led to an underground storm drain in the Town Park being pushed to the surface, creating a hole. The Environment Agency and Wessex Water have advised me to get in touch with B&NES Highways. Wessex Water undertook a site visit this afternoon.
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Midsomer Norton Town Council called today to report that the hole in the park has now grown larger.
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