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• Rubbish is still there. And seems to have grown. Noticed similar on neighbouring Furzfield Road.

  Posted anonymously at 16:45, Wednesday 11 June 2025

• Rubbish is still there. children are walking over soiled nappies. please sort this out.

  Posted anonymously at 08:50, Thursday 12 June 2025

• Rubbish is still there. And seems to have grown. Noticed similar on neighbouring Furzfield Road.

  Posted anonymously at 09:00, Thursday 12 June 2025

• Rubbish is still there. Children still skirting soiled nappies. Waste spreading all over the street. Still on Furzefield. Please sort this out today.

  Posted anonymously at 07:46, Friday 13 June 2025

• Rubbish still there! Foxes and squirrels making it worse. Please deal with asap!

  Posted anonymously at 09:58, Friday 13 June 2025

• What's the plan, Greenwich? You leave the nappies, plastic bags and bottles to decompose on the pavements? Do nappies,plastic and bottles decompose? It's been a week. It's disgusting. Please sort it out TODAY.

  Posted anonymously at 09:30, Monday

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  Waiting for a rat problem too?

  Posted anonymously at 12:14, Monday

• One week on, the rubbish is still there, the bags have been rifled through by wildlife and debris is all over a pavement used by children en route to Sherington and Invista Primary, as well as other secondary schools. The rubbish has no connection with the skip on Craigerne Road, Greenwich Council, so please can you come and clean it up, otherwise many of us will wonder what the point of reporting things like this on your website is. Thank you.

  Posted anonymously at 16:47, Tuesday

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  The rubbish has now been strewn across the road and absolutely stinks. The foxes and rats have moved in. Please get this removed as a matter of urgency.

  Posted anonymously at 08:47, Wednesday

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  Rubbish still there, and it has no grown a carpet. It’s almost as though when you don’t clear stuff like this up, it encourages others to dump more litter 🤔. Problem now seems to have spread to Vanbrugh Park. This needs to be dealt with.

  Posted anonymously at 09:38, Wednesday

• FYI anyone who has reported this godawful pile of rubbish: I have reported several times and have now phoned the council. Please phone the council to report further as this site is proving as useful as a bag of used nappies left on a public pavement, split and spilled and squashed by builders.

  Posted anonymously at 15:57, Friday

• Rubbish pile continues to grow, and the grey carpet has bred and now there is a blue carpet dumped there too. The wind has got up, so the less heavy waste - carpets, wine bottles, nappies excluded - is blowing across the street.

  What is the point of this site if two weeks on, nothing is done?

  Council phoned as well

  Posted anonymously at 17:04, Friday