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Near 50 Conisborough Crescent, London, SE6 2SP

Lewisham London Borough - Catford South

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Moderate to heavy litter accumulations all along this stretch. No street sweep since before Christmas

Details

Reported
24/01/2022 23:38
Visible to public
Yes
Category
Street cleaning
Status
Closed
Completed
Yes On 06/04/2022 11:53
Job Code
2753389

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Works completed -50 Conisborough Crescent, London, SE6 2SP 06/04/2022 11:53 Works completed

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Beds base left in street overflowing bins-6 Tanners Hill, London, SE8 4PJ
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30/07/2026 14:30 Beds base left in street overflowing bins
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Wednesday evening is the usual waste collection for 3 station buildings Catford Road SE6 4QZ, however, I noticed today the waste bag is still there, could you pls send someone to collect it, see attached picture. -London SE6 4QZ, UK
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30/07/2026 14:26 Wednesday evening is the usual waste collection for 3 station buildings Catford Road SE6 4QZ, however, I noticed today the waste bag is still there, could you pls send someone to collect it, see attached picture.
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-Ladbrokes, Ground Floor Unit, 85 Sydenham Road, London, SE26 5UA
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30/07/2026 14:19 bed frame
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Missed Food Waste Collection
Reported by Estates Environment Team-146 Crofton Park Road, London, UK
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30/07/2026 14:18 Missed Food Waste Collection Reported by Estates Environment Team
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Waste has been moved off the street to help with pedestrian access. Waste is on garage driving way opposite 73 Como Rd for safety but please remove as vermin has been seen around it.-69 Como Road, Forest Hill, London, SE23 2JL
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30/07/2026 14:16 Waste has been moved off the street to help with pedestrian access. Waste is on garage driving way opposite 73 Como Rd for safety but please remove as vermin has been seen around it.
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Massively overgrown along length of Barlborough St-48 Barlborough Street, London, SE14 5EY
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30/07/2026 14:10 Massively overgrown along length of Barlborough St
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Flytipping - Fly tipping-48 Barlborough Street, London, SE14 5EY
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30/07/2026 14:08 Flytipping - Fly tipping
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Concrete flytipped -184 Engleheart Road, London, SE6 2ET
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30/07/2026 14:00 Concrete flytipped
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Domestic waste and drug paraphernalia dumped in usual spot please remove -511 Bromley Road, London, BR1 4PG
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30/07/2026 13:50 Domestic waste and drug paraphernalia dumped in usual spot please remove
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A broken toilet has been left behind the resident's bin, reported to be following a council renovation of a flat. It has been there for several months and out of sight of bin men.-29 Dacre Park, London, UK
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30/07/2026 13:46 A broken toilet has been left behind the resident's bin, reported to be following a council renovation of a flat. It has been there for several months and out of sight of bin men.
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Flytipping of furniture including mattresses-1 Mandarin Court, Edward Street, London, SE8 5HL
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30/07/2026 13:40 Flytipping of furniture including mattresses
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Holes left on the pavement by missing bollards-1 Arlington House, Evelyn Street, London, SE8 5QT
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30/07/2026 13:36 Details passed to Highways
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Dumped on pavement at jct Daneswood Av Bromley Road -271 Bromley Road, London, SE6 2RH
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30/07/2026 13:19 Added to Fridge Collection List for Week of 06/08/26
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A mixture of furniture, glass and household waste-4 Miall Walk, London, UK
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30/07/2026 13:14 A mixture of furniture, glass and household waste
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household items-Block Three, Foxwell Street, London, SE4 2EP
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30/07/2026 13:14 household items
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Street sign knocked over-24 Wittersham Road, Bromley, BR1 4RH
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30/07/2026 13:14 Details passed to Highways
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There is an overwhelming amount of rubbish and large items that’s has been illegally fly tipped outside my back garden. This is concerning because it is blocking a fire exit for ground floor residents. It is also causing an influx of rats and other wild animals which also makes me hesitant to allow my younger siblings in the garden unattended. I hope this is an issue that can be resolved quickly because there are signs in the area as a deterrent but doesn’t stop it from being a reoccurring issue. -307-309 Southend Lane, Bellingham, London, SE6 3ND
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30/07/2026 13:09 Details Passed to Enforcement Team to Confirm ownership
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Crack in trunk-104 Perry Hill, London, SE6 4EY
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30/07/2026 13:05 Crack in trunk
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construction waste on pavement. -51 Elswick Road, Lewisham, London, SE13 7SP
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30/07/2026 12:54 construction waste on pavement.
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a tree has been cut down and a large quantity of branches has been dumped at the top of the in conservation area between granville park and Hyde vale. In addition, a compost bin has also been left there. This is wholly inappropriate for protected land and sets an unacceptable precedent if the area is allowed to become a dumping ground for garden waste and other items.

Aside from the environmental impact, the accumulation of dry branches presents a significant fire risk, particularly during periods of warm, dry weather. The conservation area should be kept free from dumped materials, both to protect the habitat and to reduce unnecessary safety risks.-23 Granville Park, London SE13 7DY, UK
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30/07/2026 12:41 a tree has been cut down and a large quantity of branches has been dumped at the top of the in conservation area between granville park and Hyde vale. In addition, a compost bin has also been left there. This is wholly inappropriate for protected land and sets an unacceptable precedent if the area is allowed to become a dumping ground for garden waste and other items. Aside from the environmental impact, the accumulation of dry branches presents a significant fire risk, particularly during periods of warm, dry weather. The conservation area should be kept free from dumped materials, both to protect the habitat and to reduce unnecessary safety risks.
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