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Grid surrounds crumbling and leaving debris on the road

Reported via desktop in the Flooding/drainage (NH) category anonymously at 13:30, Tue 28 March 2023

Sent to National Highways less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 4368507.

The tarmac and concrete around the road grid has broken up (again) and is throwing stones into the road and my driveway. This needs urgent attention. There is risk of damage to vehicles as well as loud noise throughout the day as lorries pass over it. The what3words location is ///scornful.shapeless.gown

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  • Thank you for reporting this issue to us via FixMyStreet.

    We appreciate the time you’ve taken to contact us about this.

    We've reported this to our maintenance team for their awareness.

    Kind Regards, National Highways

    State changed to: Investigating

    Posted by National Highways at 10:55, Wed 29 March 2023

  • Our Highway Inspectors have been instructed to visit the location and assess as a priority.

    Kind Regards, National Highways

    Posted by National Highways at 15:22, Wed 29 March 2023
    Moderated by National Highways at 15:23, Wed 29 March 2023

  • The metal grid has split in half and one half has fallen into the grid itself

    Posted anonymously at 08:35, Thu 30 March 2023

  • Good morning

    Thank for contacting us about a damaged gully.

    An inspection of the gully was made 30 March 2023. We have raised a defect for this and the repair will be done as soon as possible.

    Thank you again for contacting us. If there is anything we can help you with, please email or telephone our Contact Centre. They’re available 24 hours a day by phone: 0300 123 5000 or by email info@nationalhighways.co.uk Alternatively, please visit the National Highways website at nationalhighways.co.uk.

    Kind regards

    Gemma

    Posted by Gemma Ford at 11:56, Tue 4 April 2023

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