Road Watch
The Council has an annual approved programme of work for both principal and non-principal roads.
Bexley is responsible for road and footway maintenance, street lighting, litter enforcement, highways and pavements.
The Council has an annual approved programme of work for both principal and non-principal roads.
Bexley has a responsibility under the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991 to co-ordinate and monitor the works undertaken by utility companies such as the water board or gas board on the public highway.
How much it will cost, effects on the environment, how long it will take, whether or not planning permission will be required, and how to arrange an estimate.
The visible impact of enviro-crime, such as graffiti on property and litter in public areas, can alter the view people have of the area, encouraging other crime.
It is important that hedges and trees on both open and residential land do not interfere with the safety and comfort of pavement and road users.
The Council keeps roads and footways in a safe condition for highway users, and to withstand damage caused by wear and tear.
The Public Realm Management Department is responsible for maintaining street lights and illuminated signs throughout the borough (except for private roads).