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The location is the footpath between crooked billet roundabout and stanwell road, the pavement between those two roads has been damaged due to0 excessive use by motor vechiles, many paving slabs are either loose or protruding causing a trip hazard

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Reported via desktop in the Pavement/footpath/cycleway/bridleway issue (NH) category anonymously at 13:31, Saturday 7 February 2026

Sent to National Highways less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 8860379.

Many drain covers have damage to there surroundings causing a trip hazard. Due to the constant use of the pavement by veichiels the pavement has many loose paving slabs,l with some protruding causing a trip hazard to pedestrians.

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The cars here are parked on a pedestrian and cycle area, each end of the path are blocked off with bollards. The only way in or out is via the pedestrian crossing between the railings. The car's horn at the pedestrians when they want to enter, this will either cause an accident to a pedestrian or a fatal crash on the road if left to carry on. It is against the law to drive though the pedestrian crossing and also along a footpath. If needed I have a video showing this happening

Posted anonymously at 09:29, Thursday 26 February 2026
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I have been reporting this issue to Spelthorne Council, Surrey County Council, and Highways England for many years. The vehicles that park on the pavement at this location have caused extensive damage to the footpath, and no authority seems to want to solve the issue.

Posted anonymously at 16:48, Saturday 7 March 2026
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Still open, via questionnaire, 17:48, Saturday 4 April 2026