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Near 16 Thornsbeach Road, London, SE6 1DX

Lewisham London Borough - Catford South

Old medication left in bag on the pavement -16 Thornsbeach Road, London, SE6 1DX

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Old medication left in bag on the pavement

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21/05/2022 15:54

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Caravan has sat on road for months. There are people living in it. There is an unbearable stink of urine emitted from the caravan filling the street as you walk by and rubbish around it. Not to mention the unsociable behaviour around the caravan with people drinking alcohol and shouting by it. something must be done about it.-1 Thorpe Close, Silverdale, London, SE26 4NX

27/02/2026 10:21 Details Passed to Highways

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Please clear Flytip from Grass area
-St. Austell Road, London, UK

27/02/2026 10:06 Please clear Flytip from Grass area

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Fly tipping-28 Finland Road, London, SE4 2JH

27/02/2026 10:01 Fly tipping

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Wood in pavement quite dangerous-Flat 3, 37 Lawrie Park Road, London, SE26 6DP

27/02/2026 10:00 Wood in pavement quite dangerous

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Dead animal ( cat) outside and opposite 15 Woolstone Road SE23 it is hidden between two park cars.
Cat is black with white front.-Woolstone Road, London, UK

27/02/2026 09:56 Dead animal ( cat) outside and opposite 15 Woolstone Road SE23 it is hidden between two park cars. Cat is black with white front.

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There are two abandoned tents which appear to be full of rubbish or fabric left on Blackheath by the fence railings of Tyler House, Wat Tyler Road. It is to the right of the property as you approach it, half way round in the trees. I walk my dog there and initially there was just a black/green tent but then another one appeared. For obvious reasons I did not want to look too closely but had to call my dog back as he seemed interested in the fabric inside. I did wonder initially if it was rough sleepers but there is never anyone there and it is so close to Tyler House that I am sure residents would have heard if this was the case. My concern is that more will appear as it is not easy to see and will be completely obscured once the foliage is back on the bushes and trees.-SE3 0RF

27/02/2026 09:49 There are two abandoned tents which appear to be full of rubbish or fabric left on Blackheath by the fence railings of Tyler House, Wat Tyler Road. It is to the right of the property as you approach it, half way round in the trees. I walk my dog there and initially there was just a black/green tent but then another one appeared. For obvious reasons I did not want to look too closely but had to call my dog back as he seemed interested in the fabric inside. I did wonder initially if it was rough sleepers but there is never anyone there and it is so close to Tyler House that I am sure residents would have heard if this was the case. My concern is that more will appear as it is not easy to see and will be completely obscured once the foliage is back on the bushes and trees.

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Yet more overflowing bins , fallen and obstructing path and fly tipping outside 9 Dalrymple -Dalrymple Road, London SE4 2BQ, UK

27/02/2026 09:46 Yet more overflowing bins , fallen and obstructing path and fly tipping outside 9 Dalrymple

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This area of Dalrymple Road regularly has waste and overfilled bins left on the pavement. Currently completely obstructing pavements making area unsafe for pedestrians, particularly those pushing strollers or with mobility issues.-11 Dalrymple Road, Crofton Park, London, SE4 2BQ

27/02/2026 09:43 This area of Dalrymple Road regularly has waste and overfilled bins left on the pavement. Currently completely obstructing pavements making area unsafe for pedestrians, particularly those pushing strollers or with mobility issues.

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