We are striving to ensure that our local roads are maintained, in order to do this we need your help in identifying problem areas. To do this we would be pleased if you could either inform the clerk. Please include the following information:
- Date you noticed the problem
- Location
- Detail of the issue
Thank you for your help.
Useful Information for reporting faults
A trip hazard is something where the surface of the road may cause an individual to trip. For example, it could be a manhole or grating cover dropped inside its frame, or potholes.
A pothole is where the surface of the road has been eroded and a hollow has formed. Potholes can form quickly and are a hazard to the public highway.
Indicating the depth of the fault helps us to determine the best way to respond to your reported fault.
Other examples of road faults include:
- overgrown trees or hedges,
- fallen trees or branches,
- tree or tree root encroachment,
- noxious weeds,
- grass cutting,
- spillage on the highway.
If you wish to directly contact the County Council follow the link directly to their Record a Fault
Or Phone the Highways Hotline
0845-609-6609
If ringing the above numbers please also ensure that details are given to the clerk in order to update the charts we use to monitor CCC repair of the highways.
