Street reports

Street reports in High Peak by area

In the last month people reported 3 street problems on FixMyStreet across the areas we cover, and car parking came up most (1). 0 were marked fixed. Here is every area ranked.

3problems reportedin the last month

Car parkingmost reported1 reports, 33%

0marked fixed0% of this month’s reports so far

0neighbours askedfor street improvements

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Most reports this month: Buxton (1), Chapel-en-le-Frith (1) and Glossop (1). The middle High Peak area had 0, and 20 areas had none.

Every area, ranked


1	BuxtonSK17	1	0%	–	–	Car parking
2	Chapel-en-le-FrithSK23	1	0%	–	–	Street cleaning
3	GlossopSK13	1	0%	–	–	Fly Tipping
4	HadfieldSK13	1	0%	–	–	Fly Tipping
5	PadfieldSK13	1	0%	–	–	Fly Tipping

Reports made on FixMyStreet in the last month within each area’s circle. “Already fixed” is the share of those reports now marked fixed; “Fixes marked” counts every report marked fixed in that time, whenever it was made. Bigger and busier areas get more reports, and areas overlap, so one report can count in more than one area. Tap a column to sort.

What gets reported most


Car parking	1	33%	Buxton (1)
Fly Tipping	1	33%	Glossop (1)
Street cleaning	1	33%	Chapel-en-le-Frith (1)

Every kind of problem reported in the last month, in the councils’ own words. Councils name some problems differently, so a few appear more than once.

Spotted a problem? Report it

Fly-tipping, a pothole, a broken street light or an overflowing bin: the quickest way to get it sorted is to report it on FixMyStreet. It’s free, you don’t need to know which council looks after the street, and you can see what your neighbours have already reported so you don’t report it twice. More reports in an area often means people there are good at speaking up, not that it is worse kept.

Where the figures come from

Street reports and fixes come from FixMyStreet, run by the charity mySociety, through its public Open311 feed. We keep only the kind of problem, where and when it was reported, and whether it has been fixed, and link to the report itself. We never store the name of the person who reported it, their words or their photos. Street names come from OpenStreetMap. Our figures start on 19 Sept, so “the last month” may be a little shorter for now.

Each area is a circle round its middle, the same as on its MeBabber page. See our sources and their licences.

Street reports in every area

Questions people ask

Which areas of High Peak have the most street problems reported?

In the last month the most problems were reported on FixMyStreet in Buxton (1), Chapel-en-le-Frith (1), Glossop (1), Hadfield (1) and Padfield (1). The middle High Peak area had 0. Bigger and busier areas usually get more reports, so these are counts, not rates.

What is the most reported street problem in High Peak?

Car parking, with 1 of the 3 reports in the last month (33%), followed by fly Tipping (1) and street cleaning (1).

How many street problems get fixed in High Peak?

0 reports were marked as fixed on FixMyStreet in the last month. Of the 3 reports made in that time, 0 (0%) are already marked fixed. Councils don’t always mark reports as fixed, so the real number may be higher.

How do I report a problem on my street in High Peak?

Use FixMyStreet (fixmystreet.com), a free service run by the charity mySociety. Put in your postcode, drop a pin on the problem and say what it is; it goes straight to the right council, and it shows up on MeBabber within a day.