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pelican house
-95 Longshore, London, SE8 3DG

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pelican house

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No general recycling bins provided -Batavia House, Batavia Road, London, SE14 6BJ

15/07/2026 13:32 Please raised this matter with your managing Agents Lewisham Housing

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Couch and mattress dumped. -42-44 Duncombe Hill, London, SE23 1QD

15/07/2026 13:32 Couch and mattress dumped.

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Taped fly tip-61A, Dartmouth Road, London, SE23 3HN

15/07/2026 13:30 Taped fly tip

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There are limited parking spaces outside our building. This car has been parked in one of the spaces for months taking up valuable space and appears to be abandoned -Batavia House, Batavia Road, London, SE14 6BJ

15/07/2026 13:29 DVLA Check done and Vehicle is taxed 01/04/27

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Fridge and suitcase with clothes-61A, Dartmouth Road, London, SE23 3HN

15/07/2026 13:29 Fridge and suitcase with clothes

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Overhanging branches of willow trees are in the way of cyclists using the cycle path in Folkestone Gardens - needs trimming-192-194 Trundleys Road, London, SE8 5JE

15/07/2026 13:28 Overhanging branches of willow trees are in the way of cyclists using the cycle path in Folkestone Gardens - needs trimming

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This part of the street is seldom swept. -332A, Lee High Road, London, SE13 5PJ

15/07/2026 13:25 This part of the street is seldom swept.

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Someone dumped rubbish on a parking spot on sycamore grove-19 Sycamore Grove, London, SE6 2AJ

15/07/2026 13:23 Someone dumped rubbish on a parking spot on sycamore grove

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Waste bag -130 Marvels Lane, Grove Park, London, SE12 9PG

15/07/2026 13:18 Waste bag

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We are writing to you urgently to raise a serious safety concern regarding the enormous tree and several smaller trees located on the green area directly behind our house/garden, which is council-owned. The situation has been ignored and, as a consequence, has now reached a critical and dangerous level which is why we are contacting you.
The trees and branches have overgrown uncontrollably, extending right across our garden, butting against the external wall at the back of our house, and almost coming through the bedroom window. This blocks vital natural light and, more importantly, risks serious structural damage during heavy winds and storms if they were to break or fall. We are also very concerned about fire hazards following recent London Fire Brigade warnings about numerous house and garden fires caused by the prolonged dry weather and extreme heat. Just one small spark from a neighbour’s BBQ could trigger a fire.
The prolonged inaction is unacceptable and places our household’s personal safety at serious risk. You need to carry out an immediate inspection and urgent remedial action to prune or remove the hazardous parts of the trees without further delay.
Please confirm receipt of this email and provide a clear timeline for when the necessary work will be carried out.
Thank you for your swift attention to this urgent matter.

-4 Vigilant Close, London, UK

15/07/2026 13:16 We are writing to you urgently to raise a serious safety concern regarding the enormous tree and several smaller trees located on the green area directly behind our house/garden, which is council-owned. The situation has been ignored and, as a consequence, has now reached a critical and dangerous level which is why we are contacting you. The trees and branches have overgrown uncontrollably, extending right across our garden, butting against the external wall at the back of our house, and almost coming through the bedroom window. This blocks vital natural light and, more importantly, risks serious structural damage during heavy winds and storms if they were to break or fall. We are also very concerned about fire hazards following recent London Fire Brigade warnings about numerous house and garden fires caused by the prolonged dry weather and extreme heat. Just one small spark from a neighbour’s BBQ could trigger a fire. The prolonged inaction is unacceptable and places our household’s personal safety at serious risk. You need to carry out an immediate inspection and urgent remedial action to prune or remove the hazardous parts of the trees without further delay. Please confirm receipt of this email and provide a clear timeline for when the necessary work will be carried out. Thank you for your swift attention to this urgent matter.

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