Cllr. Josh Thorne, Borough Councillor for St. Paul's, joined the County Councillor for Camberley East, Trefor Hogg, to inspect Crawley Ridge.
Commenting, Josh said:
"On Thursday this week I joined Cllr Trefor Hogg on a walk along Crawley Ridge to see the issues with the road surface and pavements. Today I was back out on Crawley Ridge and reported a total of 48 cases of potholes, broken curb stones and some fly tipping which I will now monitor to ensure they are fixed/resolved in a timely and sufficient manor.
"In order to do this quickly and effectively, I used an app called ‘FixMyStreet’ which allows you to report a whole host of issues, for example; abandoned vehicles, bus stops,dog fouling, fly tipping, graffiti, parks & landscapes, pavements, pot holes, road traffic signs, refuse, street cleaning, street lighting, traffic lights and also trees but to name a few.
"The benefit of this app is that it does most of the work for you. Once you submit your report and photo it then sends it to the necessary authority/department which saves you having to try and work out who owns/deals with what.
"I hope over the next few weeks to work my way round parts of the ward reporting further issues as they are found."
For more information of the FixMy Street app, see here.
Pictured, Cllr. Josh Thorne and Cllr. Trefor Hogg with some of the highway faults they spotted along Crawley Ridge
