Martine  Yes, URR is a red route - ie TfL.  Wandsworth Council could have come back to you to tell you this.  Chase them to find out what they have or haven't done. You could tell them in the shops what happened to you, where and why which would give them the heads up to do something about it if they are or feel responsible about their forecourt.  In my experience though you may well just get a blank look - even though when I was in the same position the street vendor nearby commented that I was the third person so far that day to trip on that particular paving stone right outside their shop!  (not London) You could get in touch with and ask your local Councillors for help if you aren't sure whose land the paving is on. If you use the website www.fixmystreet.com they will send the notification of a problem to the correct Council or Highways Authority wherever you are in the country - which is brilliant - as we don't stay in the place we live or work in all of the time.  It makes a situation much clearer for whoever you are contacting and reporting to if you can upload a photo of the problem and send it to them as well as describing it.  It is useful to use something like a coin to demonstrate the scale of difference in paving stone heights. You have to remember that you may not be lucky enough next time to just get up and limp way. Bon courage!

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Pavements - URR	27/11/25 18:11:00	Martine Guy
Re:Pavements - URR	27/11/25 20:21:00	Richard Carter
Reply	27/11/25 21:44:00	Martine Guy
Re:Reply	28/11/25 08:55:00	Miles Thompson
Re:Re:Reply	28/11/25 09:33:00	Judy Allen
Re:Re:Reply	28/11/25 09:40:00	Philippa Bond
Reply	28/11/25 10:50:00	Martine Guy
Re:Re:Reply	28/11/25 11:43:00	Gerry Boyce
Re:Re:Re:Reply	28/11/25 13:04:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Reply	28/11/25 13:08:00	Miles Thompson
Re:Re:Re:Reply	28/11/25 17:06:00	Graham Earl

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