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Graffiti and littering

Reported via mobile in the Graffiti eg. On street furniture, spray paint on signage category anonymously at 17:46, Mon 5 August 2024

Sent to Immediate Justice Team 4 minutes later

National Cycle Route 6 should be a safe place for cyclists and pedestrians. Instead this is an absolute hovel. The graffiti has worsened over the last 6 months. The littering has always been a problem. It’s a place that attracts alcoholics and drug addicts/small time dealers. It’s is now regularly used as a public urinal. This is supposedly a safe place for parents to take their children to school, for staff and students to get to university and for staff and patients walking to the QMC (or at least the bus stop). It is anything but that. Care and attention (and good CCTV!) might move this from being a crime hotspot to being an excellent commuter route which is should be!

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    The walls are covered in graffiti over the top of what was officially put there. The litter is still there but not as abundant as before!

    State changed to: Closed

    Posted anonymously at 10:06, Mon 19 August 2024

  • Hi, thank you for your referral. This site is under assessment by our team. We will provide feedback as and when we complete the work.

    State changed to: Investigating

    Posted by Immediate Justice Team at 14:05, Mon 16 September 2024

  • Hi, thank you for making this report. We have assessed your referral unfortunately at this time the Immediate Justice Nottinghamshire team are unable to address this report. However, we have passed this on to the appropriate local authority to review.

    State changed to: not the council's responsibility

    Posted by Immediate Justice Team at 21:47, Tue 19 November 2024

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