Report Problems
through the Oxfordshire Gateway website
www.whitehorsedc.gov.uk/website/report_it_intro.asp
Here
you can report any problems online to do with:-
Abandoned Vehicles
Animal Fouling
Dead Animals
Stray Animals
Anti-Social Behaviour
Bridges Dangerous Structures
Flyposting
Flytipping
Grafitti
Manholes
Dangerous Pavements
Obstructed Pavements
Paving Stone
Thefts
Pot Holes
Public Conveniences (Toilets)
Road Gritting
Flooding on Roads
Obstructed Roads
Vegetation on Roads
Road
Markings
Road Signs
Snow Clearance
Spillage on Roads
Street
Cleaning
Street Furniture
Street Lights
Litter Bins
Traffic
Lights
Vandalism
Footpath issues
should be reported to Oxfordshire County Council
Rights of Way department |
Waste and cleanliness
issues ie
- your regular rubbish collection
- a special
collection from your backdoor (available for elderly or disabled customers)
- a replacement or additional recycling box
- reporting an abandoned
car
- fly tipping
- street cleanliness- litter, glass, general
cleanliness
- cleanliness of path up to Folly
http://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/wps/portal/publicsite/doitonline/reportitonline/forms
or
www.fixmystreet.com/
Tel: 01235 520202 ext
640
Fax: 01235 531981 |
Public Toilets Southampton
Street
These are cleaned and inspected four times daily.
Firstly when they are opened in early morning, followed by inspections at
mid morning, mid afternoon and then at closing.
Report problems online
via:
www.whitehorsedc.gov.uk/website/report_it_intro.asp
or
Tel: 01235 520202 |
Dog Fouling
If
you know or see anyone who is not clearing up after their dog please phone: The
Environmental Warden, David Coates on 01235 547641 or 07909 535558
He will
progress all complaints with the dog owners
or
http://www.whitehorsedc.gov.uk/website/report_it_intro.asp |
For queries relating to
trees, roads, footpath issues on the
highway ie
- potholes - broken kerbs, uneven pavements
-
broken or obscured signage
- weeds growing in roads and pavements
-
skip licenses
- scaffold licenses
Oxfordshire County Council,
Drayton Tel:01235 531331
www.fixmystreet.com/
or
http://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/wps/portal/publicsite/doitonline/reportitonline/forms |
Street Lighting faults
Provide: Town, Street, nearest
house number, lamp number, and fault details
streetlighting@oxfordshire.gov.uk
free 24 Hour Fault Line 0800 317802
or
http://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/wps/portal/publicsite/doitonline/reportitonline/forms |
Parks and Open Spaces
Grounds maintenance of VWHDC
owned land.
This includes:
- the Folly Park
- planted areas along
pavements and cut throughs
- grass verges, including those on path leading
to Folly
- Station Road: Eagles seating area
parks@whitehorsedc.gov.uk
Tel:
01235 520202 Ext 577
Fax: 01235 547612
The Parks Unit is responsible
for the management, maintenance and enhancement of all parks, open spaces and
trees owned by the District Council. This includes formal parks, recreation
areas and play areas through to informal wildflower areas, a woodland and
closed churchyards
In addition VWHDC act as agents for Oxfordshire
County Council for the maintenance of roadside verges within the towns of
Abingdon, Wantage, Faringdon and Grove. This includes work on behalf of local
housing associations; in particular the Vale Housing Association for sheltered
housing and grouped accommodation. |
VWHDC Car Parks
Tel: 01235 547665 or
01235 520202
ext 436/540
carparks@whitehorsedc.gov.uk |
Faringdon Town Council is responsible for:
Corn
Exchange management
Old Town Hall and the War memorial
Pump
House
All Saints churchyard
Town Park, Gloucester St
Tuckers Park
Elms Tennis Courts
Liddiard Park
Willes Close
Coxwell Road shrub
bed (near Clocktower court)
Play areas - Marlborough Gdns, Liddiard Park,
Oakwood,
Various litter bins - Ash Close, Regent Mews, Meadow Way,
Marlborough Gdns, Highworth Road layby(most bins are dealt with by
VWHDC)
Tel : 01367 240281
junerennie@faringdontc.fsnet.co.uk
|
Rights of Way issues
sarah.golding@oxfordshire.gov.uk
|
Up to date information
on Roadworks in Oxfordshire
Roadworks Information |
Crime Stoppers
Report what you know, not who you
are.
0800 555 111
Giving
information |
Report suspected Benefit Fraud
0800 854440
If you
think someone is committing benefit fraud it is important that you report it.
The National Benefit Fraud Hotline is a confidential way for the public to pass
factual information about suspected fraudulent benefit claimants to the
Department for Work and Pensions. This includes benefits administered by local
authorities.
Further information |