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Near 24 Wellfield Avenue, Hornsey, London, N10 2EA

Haringey London Borough - Fortis Green Ward

I reported this abandoned vehicle a number of weeks ago but nothing has been done. It has been there for a few months, is on the kerb, and is taking up a valuable space for residents. -24 Wellfield Avenue, Hornsey, London, N10 2EA
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I reported this abandoned vehicle a number of weeks ago but nothing has been done. It has been there for a few months, is on the kerb, and is taking up a valuable space for residents.
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Reported
18/09/2024 18:43
Visible to public
Yes
Category
Abandoned Motorised Vehicle
Status
Closed Thank you for reporting an Abandoned Vehicle to Haringey Council. Your report has been passed to NSL Services Ltd who deal with Abandoned Vehicles on Haringey's behalf and will investigate within 1 working day. NSL can be contacted by telephone 0330 135 8949 or by email to haringeypound@nslservices.co.uk
Completed
No
Job Code
4290516

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Thank you for reporting an Abandoned Vehicle to Haringey Council. Your report has been passed to NSL Services Ltd who deal with Abandoned Vehicles on Haringey's behalf and will investigate within 1 working day. NSL can be contacted by telephone 0330 135 8949 or by email to haringeypound@nslservices.co.uk -24 Wellfield Avenue, Hornsey, London, N10 2EA 18/09/2024 22:27 Thank you for reporting an Abandoned Vehicle to Haringey Council. Your report has been passed to NSL Services Ltd who deal with Abandoned Vehicles on Haringey's behalf and will investigate within 1 working day. NSL can be contacted by telephone 0330 135 8949 or by email to haringeypound@nslservices.co.uk

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