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Lewisham London Borough - Evelyn

Blocking pavement -Grinstead Road, London

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Blocking pavement

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Household waste-Geriola Shoe Repairs And Key Cutting, 6 Sydenham Station Approach, London, SE26 5EU

31/07/2026 15:54 Household waste

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Taped cardboard -Pure Gym, Apple Bingo, 291 Kirkdale, London, SE26 4QD

31/07/2026 15:49 Taped cardboard

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Sofa on the pavement opposite 51 venner road-55 Venner Road, London, SE26 5EJ

31/07/2026 15:42 Sofa on the pavement opposite 51 venner road

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Cardboard -95 Dartmouth Road, London, SE23 3HT

31/07/2026 15:40 Cardboard

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Overgrown shrub blocking the pavement and lots of empty glass bottles.-The Firs, Venner Road, London, SE26 5EH

31/07/2026 15:39 Overgrown shrub blocking the pavement and lots of empty glass bottles.

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31/07/2026 15:39 Bag

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Huge bags of garden waste n flammable gas containers n food waste in black bags-Edytas Restaurant, 63A, Dartmouth Road, London, SE23 3HN

31/07/2026 15:35 Huge bags of garden waste n flammable gas containers n food waste in black bags

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Huge bags of garden waste n gas canisters n food waste-61 Dartmouth Road, London, SE23 3HN

31/07/2026 15:32 Huge bags of garden waste n gas canisters n food waste

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Litter on the ground-Manor House Gardens Extension At The Rear Of 79, Brightfield Road, London, SE12 8PB

31/07/2026 15:31 Litter on the ground

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Bags with food waste dumped on 30 July. Bags split open and now a health hazard. -1A, Admiral Street, London, SE8 4HY

31/07/2026 15:12 Bags with food waste dumped on 30 July. Bags split open and now a health hazard.

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31/07/2026 15:07 Curtains

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Sainsbury's Bags hung up on railing over the weeks, gathering dogmess bags. Maybe someone is trying to stop messbags being thrown into embankment undergrowth (lots of stuff is anyway)? Other bags appeared so I decided to taster them all home for my black bin (a cans and bottles in them too for recycling). Looks tidier now anyway. -29 Waterway Avenue, Ladywell, London, SE13 7GB

31/07/2026 14:53 Sainsbury's Bags hung up on railing over the weeks, gathering dogmess bags. Maybe someone is trying to stop messbags being thrown into embankment undergrowth (lots of stuff is anyway)? Other bags appeared so I decided to taster them all home for my black bin (a cans and bottles in them too for recycling). Looks tidier now anyway.

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Miscellaneous litter & flytipping picked up from Cornmill Gardens to home, some for recycling and reuse! Plenty of other litter left as basket not big enough! Litter picked Ermine in general. -19 Ellerdale Street, Ladywell, London, SE13 7JX

31/07/2026 14:48 Miscellaneous litter & flytipping picked up from Cornmill Gardens to home, some for recycling and reuse! Plenty of other litter left as basket not big enough! Litter picked Ermine in general.

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Bag n cardboard -272 Lewisham High Street, Hither Green, London, SE13 6JX

31/07/2026 14:40 Bag n cardboard

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Plastic bin on top of green bin-32 Honley Road, London, SE6 2HZ

31/07/2026 13:52 Plastic bin on top of green bin

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Correct ID! I wonder how much the new one cost so a few quid spent disposing properly via London Borough of Lewisham would be negligible... grrr-60 Ellerdale Street, Ladywell, London, SE13 7JU

31/07/2026 13:46 Correct ID! I wonder how much the new one cost so a few quid spent disposing properly via London Borough of Lewisham would be negligible... grrr

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Over grown hedge/plants ristricting pavement right by a crosssing 2with traffic island -18 Taunton Road, London, SE12 8QB

31/07/2026 13:10 Details passed to Highways

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There is no relevant choice to select from the menu below about the issue I am writing about. I had to select a choice as close as possible because the page wouldn't let me complete the form unless I select something.
I am writing to inform you that the problem of the tree at the entrance of Dorville Road in SE12 still persists. I wrote to your department before and the action that was taken was to send people to cut some leaves off the tree. I am beginning to realise that either the council is trying to save money to the detriment of residents or the contractor is defrauding the council. This matter would have been taken more seriously if I was a politician or someone with a high rank in the council but since I am not, the issue is being treated flippantly. In my previous letter with reference 5600825, I informed the council that the tree was and is still causing a serious viewing obstruction to drivers coming out of Dorville Road onto Burnt Ash road. The tree causes drivers to have to be edging forward little by little which causes build up back into Dorville road, by the time one gets to the give way line to go onto Burnt Ash road, one can't see the cars coming from the direction of Handen Road bus stop because of this particular tree.

I am calling on the council that a major accident or collision must not happen at that intersection. The tree needs more than just a few trimmings. Council tax is being paid for the council to provide different services among which is a major problem like this so that it won't cause more problems.
I believe that it is social injustice for the council to treat residents like this by not fully resolving a problem like this. It should not be about the aesthetics of this particular tree, it is about the immense obstruction it is causing as a catalyst for accidents. It is unfair and coming across as marginalisation by the council towards the residents using Dorville Road by not finding a lasting solution that will make the tree not to be an obstruction anymore such as removing more of it and stopping it from growing leaves and branches rapidly. It is agreed that there are trees that have the tendency to be huge but they have to be curtailed promptly if they are causing problems that are causing hazards which can lead to injuries and loss of lives.-Dorville Road, London, UK

31/07/2026 13:07 There is no relevant choice to select from the menu below about the issue I am writing about. I had to select a choice as close as possible because the page wouldn't let me complete the form unless I select something. I am writing to inform you that the problem of the tree at the entrance of Dorville Road in SE12 still persists. I wrote to your department before and the action that was taken was to send people to cut some leaves off the tree. I am beginning to realise that either the council is trying to save money to the detriment of residents or the contractor is defrauding the council. This matter would have been taken more seriously if I was a politician or someone with a high rank in the council but since I am not, the issue is being treated flippantly. In my previous letter with reference 5600825, I informed the council that the tree was and is still causing a serious viewing obstruction to drivers coming out of Dorville Road onto Burnt Ash road. The tree causes drivers to have to be edging forward little by little which causes build up back into Dorville road, by the time one gets to the give way line to go onto Burnt Ash road, one can't see the cars coming from the direction of Handen Road bus stop because of this particular tree. I am calling on the council that a major accident or collision must not happen at that intersection. The tree needs more than just a few trimmings. Council tax is being paid for the council to provide different services among which is a major problem like this so that it won't cause more problems. I believe that it is social injustice for the council to treat residents like this by not fully resolving a problem like this. It should not be about the aesthetics of this particular tree, it is about the immense obstruction it is causing as a catalyst for accidents. It is unfair and coming across as marginalisation by the council towards the residents using Dorville Road by not finding a lasting solution that will make the tree not to be an obstruction anymore such as removing more of it and stopping it from growing leaves and branches rapidly. It is agreed that there are trees that have the tendency to be huge but they have to be curtailed promptly if they are causing problems that are causing hazards which can lead to injuries and loss of lives.

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This tree has totally shrivelled and is possibly dead. It needs maintenance or replacing -36 Killearn Road, London, SE6 1BT

31/07/2026 12:53 This tree has totally shrivelled and is possibly dead. It needs maintenance or replacing

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At Mildred’s opposite baring road large white graffiti writing -Flat 1, Paul Klee House, Baring Road, London, SE12 0PH

31/07/2026 12:39 We are aware of this Graffiti An Application has been made to Transport for London for Permission to Work on an area which is a Double Red Route. If Granted works will be carried out

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