Who tarmaced the new pavement?

Who tarmaced the new pavement
Between the Co-op funeral service and the Grapes pub the new pavement, laid about nine months ago, has been taken up by a contractor, doing some sort of repair, but not put back like it was before.

9 thoughts on “Who tarmaced the new pavement?”

  1. peejaybe

    Worth mentioning that the paving slabs in front of the poor patch job are loose – you can see them at the bottom of your photo, dangerous if you don’t notice them while walking.

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  2. Steve

    How are companies allowed to get away with that? It is dangerous, and makes the street look terrible. Most of the streets look like a patchwork quilt these days!

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  3. Redstone

    And was it flooded there this morning !! I guess the old paving has been left in the drain. Terrible workmanship.

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  4. Tim

    I thought that those were the nice expensive yorkstone slabs that we paid to have put down. If they are on a patio it would be quite attractive, grey concrete slabs less so. Perhaps they would be more useful under a shed.

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  5. newcomer

    I assume that people have to get Council permission to dig up the pavement and would hope that those who’ve left this pavement in such a state will not get any further council permission to do work in Abingdon until they’ve put this mess right (at their own cost)

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  6. Bob

    It was one of the main utility companies not sure whether gas, electric or water same difference really they arrive to do job and leave the pavement in a disgusting and dangerous state for pedestrians just patching and running and the poor old workmen who left a good job in the first place get slagged off for it.

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  7. Julia Litt

    I have reported it to OCC. Much as I dislike these new slabs as they show every mark and gum blob, at the very least they should match! I had hoped it was temporary, and I can’t believe the cheek of them leaving it like this. It’s not exactly subtle!!

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