Report it in seconds
Report a street issue to your council
Whatever is wrong on your street, StreetReport gets it to the right council fast. Take a photo, confirm the details we have filled in for you, and submit. We work out which local authority is responsible and keep you updated as they deal with it.
Report anywhere in the UK
Wherever you are, we find the right council
You do not have to be at home, and you do not have to know who is responsible. Spotted something on a trip, your commute, or while visiting another part of the country? StreetReport uses the location of your photo to send the report to the correct council, whether that is your own county or a neighbouring one.
- Report in your own town, county or anywhere you happen to be
- No working out which council, district or highways team is responsible
- The exact GPS location travels with every report
- One flow for every issue: photo, confirm, submit
What counts
What you can report
Potholes and damaged road surfaces
Fly-tipping and dumped rubbish
Broken or flickering streetlights
Graffiti, abandoned vehicles, blocked drains and overflowing bins
Different issues are handled by different teams and tiers of local government, and in two-tier areas that can be confusing. StreetReport removes the guesswork: it uses the location of your photo to send each report to the correct council automatically, so you never have to work out who is responsible.
Effortless
How it works
Take a photo
Snap the issue. The app reads the location automatically.
Confirm
We fill in the category and address. Adjust if you need to.
Submit
It goes to the right council, and you get updates as they act.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How do I report a street issue to my council?
Take a photo in StreetReport, confirm the category and location it has detected, and submit. The report is routed to the responsible council automatically, and you get push notifications as the status changes.
What can I report with StreetReport?
Potholes, fly-tipping, broken streetlights, graffiti, abandoned vehicles, blocked drains, overflowing bins, damaged signs and many other local street problems. If it is on your street, you can usually report it.
How does StreetReport know which council to send it to?
It uses the exact location of your report to identify the correct local authority, including the right tier in two-tier areas. You do not need to know who maintains the road or land.
Is StreetReport free?
Yes, StreetReport is free to use. You verify a UK mobile number once, with no password and no account setup, and your phone number is never shared with the council.