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Pavement left as trip hazard

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Sunday, 24 March, 2019
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Trip Hazard

The maintenance of our highways and pavements across Westminster is a priority for the council and improvements are being made all the time. So when a resident living in Charlbert Street contacted Robert, Paul and Gotz about works which had been left half-finished and causing a trip hazard, we stepped in to resolve it immediately. 

As the resident who brought this to our attention commented ‘Thank you Cllr Rigby for your quick action, the barriers were taken away today and cones now installed where the uneven edge is’. To report any paving or highways issues please call the Westminster Environmental Action line on 020 7641 2000 or use the online street problem reporting service. Alternatively contact us. 

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