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Japanese knotweed coming through the pavement outside of 22 Elm Road

Reported via mobile in the Road, Pavement and PROW Issues category anonymously at 21:15, Tuesday 17 May 2022

Sent to Bromley Council less than a minute later

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Just moved into our house and there appears to be japanese knotweed growing through the pavement outside of our house. There does not appear to be any on our property but I can see it has grown through the pavement is past years and been cut back.

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  • Thank you for your report, this is now being investigated. Information on our services and the timeframes we aim to respond in can be found: http://www.bromley.gov.uk/ fixservices

    State changed to: In progress

    Posted by Bromley Council at 21:16, Tuesday 17 May 2022

  • We are continuing to investigate and working to resolve this report

    Posted by Bromley Council at 12:32, Wednesday 18 May 2022

  • We have investigated this report and have made contact with the report originator to outline further details. This report is now closed on FixMyStreet.

    State changed to: No further action

    Posted by Bromley Council at 15:41, Wednesday 18 May 2022

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    This is a rose tree. That is now over hanging onto the public street. I had to go into the road to get pass this.

    Posted anonymously at 06:23, Wednesday 1 June 2022

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    Posted by Bromley Council at 09:05, Wednesday 1 June 2022

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