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Near 102 Woodfield Way, Wood Green, London, N11 2NT

Haringey Council - Bounds Green Ward

Cracked paving slabs on the pavement between 102 and 104 Woodfield Way, with a stream of water coming from underneath at times, especially if stepped upon. Please note that the passage of cars being parked on the driveway for charging likely contributes to this, and repairs will need to take this into account, so that the new paving is solid enough to withstand the weight. -102 Woodfield Way, Wood Green, London, N11 2NT

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Cracked paving slabs on the pavement between 102 and 104 Woodfield Way, with a stream of water coming from underneath at times, especially if stepped upon. Please note that the passage of cars being parked on the driveway for charging likely contributes to this, and repairs will need to take this into account, so that the new paving is solid enough to withstand the weight.

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Thank you for your report. We will aim to assess your report within two working days and decide how urgently it needs to be dealt with.-102 Woodfield Way, Wood Green, London, N11 2NT

26/04/2026 19:30 Thank you for your report. We will aim to assess your report within two working days and decide how urgently it needs to be dealt with.

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