Hillside close running up next to 113 Cherrywood Lane- Pavement tarmac cracked with large holes
Sent to Merton Council less than a minute later. Council ref: SRQ-1260377-Y2C8R2.
This has been a broken since the pavements were redone in 2023. The edging stones that were previously set low were set too high so are now uneven and broken and the tarmac hugely cracked and the installed and unrequired bollards are wonky. This damage is caused for the most part by the bin lorries. Every week they struggle to get up the close and often end up on the pavement edge. The cracks are large and unsafe.
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Thank you for reporting a damaged pavement.
We’ll inspect it within five working days. Repairs are usually carried out within 28 days following inspection. If we decide it’s an emergency we will make it safe within 4 hours following the inspection.
Did you know…?
In our 2025-26 budget, we are investing £3.7 million in fixing and maintaining our roads and pavements.
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