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by Lib Dem team on 22 December, 2014
Stockport Council has launched a great new service, allowing us all to see a huge amount of information overlaid on a map of the borough.
Put in your road or postcode from the front page of the Stockport website and find out a host of useful information from your bin collection days and councillors to your local schools, health centre, leisure centre, park, library, optician, pharmacy, doctor, dentist, hospital, planning applications and more.
There’s a mapping function covering the whole borough. You can find out almost anything. The map below shows land the Council owns along with adopted highways (i.e. pavement and road the council is responsible for maintaining) together.
Here are just some of the other things you can see on the map:
This is a new service – there will be the odd bug so please let us know if you spot anything that doesn’t work correctly.
7 Comments
Excellent work, however even better if it was a little interactive – in the sense that if you could report faulty lights directly from this site etc…
You can’t quite do that yet, Shabs (soon I hope) but you can already report fault via the map from the stockport.gov.uk front page. Just go to report a streetlight, and click on the faulty light. If a lamp’s already been reported it shows up as red.
I like it.
Can blocked / reported drains and Highway Gullies be listed on here too please?
Why can’t these be reported on line?
What is happening about the Highway Gullies on Hall Street?
Hi John,
You can report blocked gullies online at http://www.stockport.gov.uk/doitonline/az/blockedgullies?view=Standard (and via the front page of the council website).
I’ll pass on the request about listing them all on the map.
I know the gullies on Hall Street are visited – I don’t have specifics but I’ll chase it up.
Can you point me to the actual definitive rights of way please, with Footpath and Bridleway numbers on it. this should be legally available and I can’t find it anywhere.
thanks
Hi Christine, the best person to contact is Stockport’s Public Rights of Way officer Ernest Nama (ernest.nama@stocport.gov.uk). He may be away right now but he’ll be able to help.