Council warn people to keep away from sinkhole in Carlton park

SAFER: The council have put up additional fencing around a sinkhole on playing fields next to the Richard Herrod Centre in Carlton
SAFER: The council have put up additional fencing around a sinkhole on playing fields next to the Richard Herrod Centre in Carlton

Gedling Borough Council have today put additional fencing around a sinkhole in a Carlton park and are warning people to keep away.

The sinkhole first appeared on playing fields next to the Richard Herrod Centre a few days ago with resident Tony Buckross capturing a picture – which was featured on Gedling Eye yesterday.

Picture: Tony Buckross
DANGER: Resident Tony Buckross took a picture of the sinkhole a few days after it opened up on playing fields in Carlton

Now the council have put up additional fencing to help protect the public.

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A spokesperson for Gedling Borough Council said: “We have put additional fencing (low-level crowd barriers) to further protect the area and erected signs to warn people to keep away.

“The hole that has appeared is about two foot in diameter and a similar depth. We have notified Severn Trent Water as the hole appears to be on the line of a water pipe. We are waiting for an update from Severn Trent Water”

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