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Fly tipping in alleyway
Sent to Bromley Council 5 days, 15 hours, 30 minutes later. FixMyStreet ref: 9689324.
This area has been overgrown for a long time and we paid gardeners to clear the area as the brambles were destroying our fence. We discovered various broken things where people have been fly tipping; such as a trampoline, children’s toys, glass bottles etc. there are also two large metal cubes (not entirely sure what they are) but have also been left here. I believe they’ve been there for a while and I’m worried that people will continue to fly tip here if these items aren’t removed.
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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
Posted by Bromley Council
at 18:14, Friday 26 June 2026
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Our contractor has attended the reported site but was unable to locate the reported issue, and we are therefore unable to action this report further; it may be that the issue has already been addressed by our proactive teams.
If this problem persists, please provide further location information in the comments to the report. Information such as a house number, a nearby junction/street light column ID, or What3Words code can assist us in ensuring our teams attend the right location.Posted by Bromley Council
at 13:43, Wednesday 1 July 2026
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Hi, they couldn’t have possibly been in the right location or they didn’t go through enough to see in that case, as everything is still there. I think I made it very clear in my previous message, if you head to 22 Brewery Road, to the left of the house is an alleyway, you must walk all the way down until you get to the fence, turn right and there you will see the objects that have been fly tipped. There are also glass bottles everywhere which is dangerous for wildlife and children.
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Hi, they couldn’t have possibly been in the right location or they didn’t go through enough to see in that case, as everything is still there. I think I made it very clear in my previous message, if you head to 22 Brewery Road, to the left of the house is an alleyway, you must walk all the way down until you get to the fence, turn right and there you will see the objects that have been fly tipped. There are also glass bottles everywhere which is dangerous for wildlife and children.
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Your report is being investigated further. Information on our services and the timeframes we aim to respond in can be found: http://www.bromley.gov.uk/ fixservices
Posted by Bromley Council
at 09:44, Thursday 2 July 2026
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We have investigated this report and assessed the issue is not the responsibility of Bromley Council. This could be because the location or asset is private property, an unadopted road or beyond the maintained extent of a road. We are unable to progress this report further and this report will be closed. Please note that Bromley do not hold records of private ownership but if the information has been registered, the ownership of private land may be found via a land registry search: https://www.gov.uk/ government/ organisations/ land-registry
Posted by Bromley Council
at 09:56, Thursday 2 July 2026
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Hi, they couldn’t have possibly been in the right location or they didn’t go through enough to see in that case, as everything is still there. I think I made it very clear in my previous message, if you head to 22 Brewery Road, to the left of the house is an alleyway, you must walk all the way down until you get to the fence, turn right and there you will see the objects that have been fly tipped. There are also glass bottles everywhere which is dangerous for wildlife and children.
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Hi, they couldn’t have possibly been in the right location or they didn’t go through enough to see in that case, as everything is still there. I think I made it very clear in my previous message, if you head to 22 Brewery Road, to the left of the house is an alleyway, you must walk all the way down until you get to the fence, turn right and there you will see the objects that have been fly tipped. There are also glass bottles everywhere which is dangerous for wildlife and children.
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Hi, they couldn’t have possibly been in the right location or they didn’t go through enough to see in that case, as everything is still there. I think I made it very clear in my previous message, if you head to 22 Brewery Road, to the left of the house is an alleyway, you must walk all the way down until you get to the fence, turn right and there you will see the objects that have been fly tipped. There are also glass bottles everywhere which is dangerous for wildlife and children.
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Hi, they couldn’t have possibly been in the right location or they didn’t go through enough to see in that case, as everything is still there. I think I made it very clear in my previous message, if you head to 22 Brewery Road, to the left of the house is an alleyway, you must walk all the way down until you get to the fence, turn right and there you will see the objects that have been fly tipped. There are also glass bottles everywhere which is dangerous for wildlife and children.
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Thank you for your additonal comments
As above The issue is not the responsibility of Bromley Council. This could be because the location or asset is private property, an unadopted road or beyond the maintained extent of a road. We are unable to progress this report further and this report will be closed. Please note that Bromley do not hold records of private ownership but if the information has been registered, the ownership of private land may be found via a land registry search: https://www.gov.uk/ government/ organisations/ land-registry
Posted by Bromley Council
at 12:06, Friday 3 July 2026
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Hi, they couldn’t have possibly been in the right location or they didn’t go through enough to see in that case, as everything is still there. I think I made it very clear in my previous message, if you head to 22 Brewery Road, to the left of the house is an alleyway, you must walk all the way down until you get to the fence, turn right and there you will see the objects that have been fly tipped. There are also glass bottles everywhere which is dangerous for wildlife and children.
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The location as described is not public highway or LBB owned land, it is private land and responsibility would rest with the land owner in the first instance
Posted by Bromley Council
at 09:51, Tuesday 14 July 2026
This report is now closed to updates from the public. You can make a new report in the same location.