FIXMYSTREET IN N3 1AE
The following problems have been reported on Fix My Street within 2 miles of N3 1AE:
Tyres dumped on pavement, 14th April
Tyres left on the street - noticed on 12/4/24
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): 4a, Allandale Avenue, Temple Fortune, London
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Left a burned out motor bike in the Glebelands local nature reserve, 14th April
A burned out motor bike/scooter is left at the oath in the Glebelands local bature reserve
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Glebelands path, Fallow Corner, London
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Abandoned chair or pavement, 13th April
Someone has left a chair and bed slats on the pavement. Been there some weeks now.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): 16,18, Stanhope Avenue, Church End, London
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Urgent Enforcement Required for Violations on Pedestrian Footpath at: 73 Woodhouse Road N12 9ET, 12th April
A severe compliance issue at 73 Woodhouse Road, London, where vehicles illegally park on a footpath without a curb drop. This practice not only breaches the Highways Act 1980 but also imposes unnecessary costs on taxpayers due to the damage caused. Given that these actions contravene established local traffic regulation orders, it is imperative that the local council takes swift action.
The damage needs urgent repair to prevent further taxpayer expense. It is straightforward for officials to identify and hold responsible the businesses and vehicle owners causing this damage. The council must enforce these regulations strictly to ensure pedestrian safety and fiscal responsibility.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Woodhouse Road, North Finchley, London
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Idle car, air and noise pollution, 12th April
Dear Barnet Council/ Barnet Homes,
I am writing to express my deep concern regarding an ongoing issue within Basing Way concerning a specific vehicle.
The vehicle in question, Audi NMG33S, from Flat 52, has been consistently left idle for prolonged periods, with no one inside the car, causing significant noise pollution and emitting harmful fumes.
This persistent disturbance not only disrupts the peace and tranquillity of our neighbourhood but also poses serious health risks, particularly to the respiratory health of our residents, including vulnerable children.
The noise generated by the vehicle is unbearable and disrupts the daily lives of those residing nearby. It prevents residents from enjoying their properties and outdoor spaces in peace, interferes with sleep patterns, and impacts overall well-being.
Moreover, the emissions released by the idle vehicle contribute to air pollution, exposing residents to harmful pollutants and exacerbating existing health conditions.
Of particular concern is the impact on children, whose developing lungs are especially susceptible to the detrimental effects of air pollution.
Exposure to such pollutants at a young age can have long-lasting consequences on their respiratory health and overall development.
It is unacceptable that our children are being subjected to such risks due to the negligence of this vehicle owner.
We urge the council to take immediate action to address this issue and enforce regulations to mitigate the impact of idle vehicles in residential areas.
Measures should be implemented to prevent such disturbances and ensure the well-being of all residents.
Furthermore, we request that the council investigate the situation promptly and take appropriate measures to remedy the problem.
In conclusion, I implore the council to prioritise the well-being of residents and take swift action to address this pressing concern.
Failure to act promptly will only prolong the suffering of those affected and exacerbate the adverse effects on our community's health and quality of life.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. We look forward to your prompt response and action on this urgent issue.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Basing Way, Church End, London
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Idle car, air and noise pollution, 12th April
Dear Barnet Council/ Barnet Homes,
I am writing to express my deep concern regarding an ongoing issue within Basing Way concerning a specific vehicle.
The vehicle in question, Audi NMG335, from Flat 52, has been consistently left idle for prolonged periods, with no one inside the car, causing significant noise pollution and emitting harmful fumes.
This persistent disturbance not only disrupts the peace and tranquillity of our neighbourhood but also poses serious health risks, particularly to the respiratory health of our residents, including vulnerable children.
The noise generated by the vehicle is unbearable and disrupts the daily lives of those residing nearby. It prevents residents from enjoying their properties and outdoor spaces in peace, interferes with sleep patterns, and impacts overall well-being.
Moreover, the emissions released by the idle vehicle contribute to air pollution, exposing residents to harmful pollutants and exacerbating existing health conditions.
Of particular concern is the impact on children, whose developing lungs are especially susceptible to the detrimental effects of air pollution.
Exposure to such pollutants at a young age can have long-lasting consequences on their respiratory health and overall development.
It is unacceptable that our children are being subjected to such risks due to the negligence of this vehicle owner.
We urge the council to take immediate action to address this issue and enforce regulations to mitigate the impact of idle vehicles in residential areas.
Measures should be implemented to prevent such disturbances and ensure the well-being of all residents.
Furthermore, we request that the council investigate the situation promptly and take appropriate measures to remedy the problem.
In conclusion, I implore the council to prioritise the well-being of residents and take swift action to address this pressing concern.
Failure to act promptly will only prolong the suffering of those affected and exacerbate the adverse effects on our community's health and quality of life.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. We look forward to your prompt response and action on this urgent issue.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Basing Way, Church End, London
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New trees planted, 11th April
The hedge near the houses just next to Lydia Court overhangs which wasn't a problem, until a new tree was planted right there, leaving barely enough space on the pavement for a large person let alone a wheelchair or buggy.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Alexandra Grove, North Finchley, London
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Water coming out, 11th April
Looks like water burst from the ground
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Long Lane, Finchley, London
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Gully blocked, 11th April
The gully is blocked and rain water being thrown out on to customers at bus stop b vehicles
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): 7, Summers Lane, Fallow Corner, London
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Near number 1 Church Crescent.Potholes and much sharp stone scattered, 10th April
Potholes so deep that shingle beneath has been exposed and widely scattered by passing traffic. Pedestrians including children from nearby primary school have been hit by flying flint, and parked cars hit by jagged stone Very dangerous, Barnet council has been informed but no action has been taken and the problem gets ever worse. Do we wait for serious injuries?
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): 5, Church Crescent, Church End, London
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Broken glass, 10th April
Smashed glass been lying in the pavement t for several weeks
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Nether Street, West Finchley, London
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Tree in road, 9th April
Near Lampost number 6 on Frith Lane. Blocking the road. Could cause accident.
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Frith Lane, West Finchley, London
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Pavement slab rocking trip gazard, 8th April
Pavement slab rocking
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): 828, High Road, Whetstone, London
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Pothole, 8th April
Present ages. Fixed and reoccurred
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Woodgrange Avenue, North Finchley, London
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Very deep cut into the road on one side and spreading across the other side of the road, 7th April
This is very deep and not ever been repaired! It will damage cars if left
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Friary Road, North Finchley, London
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Pot hole 8, 6th April
Here is a precise what3words address, made of 3 random words. Every 3 metre square in the world has its own unique what3words address.
///tulip.frames.maybe https://w3w.co/tulip.frames.maybe
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Oak Lane, Finchley, London
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Pot hole 7, 6th April
Here is a precise what3words address, made of 3 random words. Every 3 metre square in the world has its own unique what3words address.
///dozed.drip.riding https://w3w.co/dozed.drip.riding
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Oak Lane, Finchley, London
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Pot holes 4-6, 6th April
Here is a precise what3words address, made of 3 random words. Every 3 metre square in the world has its own unique what3words address.
///engine.roofs.liner https://w3w.co/engine.roofs.liner
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Oak Lane, Finchley, London
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Pot hole 4, 6th April
Here is a precise what3words address, made of 3 random words. Every 3 metre square in the world has its own unique what3words address.
///social.dangerously.wool https://w3w.co/social.dangerously.wool
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Oak Lane, Finchley, London
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Pot hole 3, 6th April
Here is a precise what3words address, made of 3 random words. Every 3 metre square in the world has its own unique what3words address.
///lots.post.scenes https://w3w.co/lots.post.scenes
Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Oak Lane, Finchley, London
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Pot holes. Anti social behaviour. Abandoned cars. Bins overflowing.
Few neighbourhoods aren't blighted with these types of problems that frustrate the local community. They're becoming increasingly common. Luckily, there's a website called 'FixMyStreet', which allows residents to complain to the local council about local issues in the neighbourhood.
We've got hold of the data from FixMyStreet, to show problems and issues reported within a couple of miles radius of N3 1AE.
Useful Resources
- Gov.uk
Report a noise nuisance to your local council, including loud music, noisy pubs, rowdy parties or barking dogs. - Citizens Advice
Information from Citizens Advice about complaining about your neighbour. - HomeOwners Alliance
Guidance for homeowners how to deal with noisy neighbours who are making your life a misery. - FixMyStreet
Report, view or discuss local problems such as graffiti, fly-tipping, broken paving slabs or street lighting.
