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Path edging missing in some parts of the path (Nags head side)
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council less than a minute later
I witnessed an older gentleman lose his footings due to a large stone that was missing on the path edge. He fell into the road, hitting his knee and head. If a car had been coming he would likely have been hit or caused an accident. He was with his wife and after the incident he was lent over the bridge catching his breath as he was very shook up. There are a couple of sections that need the edging prepared, this is urgent to stop any further accidents
Council ref: ENQ251046092
Updates
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This is directly before the Nags head coming over the bridge from Abingdon there are more than two blocks missing
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