Trouble Shooting
If you need to report a problem, find the link here
| Problem | Authority | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Dog Fouling (See additional Information Below) |
Winchester City Council |
01962 848097 EH@Winchester.gov.uk |
Flooding & River Blockages |
Environment Agency |
0800 80 70 60 |
Flooding of Roads |
Hampshire County Council |
0300 555 1388 www.hants.gov.uk/transport/roadmaintenance/roadproblems/flooding |
Fly Tipping |
Winchester City Council |
01962 840222 See also Fly Tipping information below. |
Garden Bonfires |
Winchester City Council |
01962 840222 See also Bonfire Information below and Garden Law - Bonfires information here |
Missed Bin Collection |
Winchester City Council |
0300 300 0013 |
Paving Problems |
Hampshire County Council |
0300 555 1388 www.hants.gov.uk/transport/roadmaintenance/roadproblems/paving |
Pest Control |
Winchester City Council |
01962 848594 |
Pot Holes |
Hampshire County Council |
0300 555 1388 roadenquiries.hants.gov.uk/roadproblems/highwaydefect/pothole.aspx |
Tree & Hedge Problems |
Hampshire County Council |
0300 555 1388 www.hants.gov.uk/transport/roadmaintenance/roadproblems/treehedge |
Water Leak |
Portsmouth Water |
0800 434 6104 |
Dog Fouling Information
Open areas in West Meon, e.g. Recreation Ground, are covered by the Dogs (Fouling Of Land) Act and if you have witnessed people allowing their dogs to foul on that land without cleaning it up, the Animal Welfare Officer at Winchester City Council could pursue it.
As they do not have the resources to carry out regular dog fouling patrols they need the public to be their eyes and ears for dog fouling offences.
If someone witnesses an offence actually taking place, please contact them with the following information:
1. Exactly where the offence took place and how far away the witness was at the time.
2. The time and date of the offence.
3. Did the witness actually see the dog defecate.
4. Did the witness see the owner walk away without cleaning up.
5. A full description of the dog and owner (a photo is good but the person shouldn’t put himself at risk to take one).
6. If a name or address or car registration if known.
The Animal Welfare Officer would write to a known offender on the first occasion and, if they were witnessed offending after that, would consider legal action but would require a statement from the witness.
For anyone who witnesses the fouling, please contact them directly on 01962 848097 / EH@Winchester.gov.uk