Kentish town road between Holmes road and Regis road

The pavement has numerous trip hazards and defects, including holes, unfixed paving slabs, dips, unevenness, gaps and more. These present a health and safety danger to people, disproportionately affecting the elderly, mobility impaired, sight impaired, children, and women (whose footwear can become stuck in these defects more than that of men). There are too many defects to count. I took 8 pictures of the worst defects and trip hazards, but could only upload three. There are patches of tarmac and concrete, loose and wobbly slabs and heel sizes gaps and holes in utility covers. This section of pavement is in such a state of disrepair, I am astonished that people have not been injured in falls or sued you. It is a disgrace and dangerous. There are other parts of KT Road that are in poor condition but the section between Holmes Road and Regis road is particularly bad. You must do an urgent assessment and fix it.

I tripped today, because my low heel caught in a gap in concrete or the large hole in the top of a Thames water cover. This cost me £8 to repair and luckily I was agile enough not to fall. Should I fall and harm myself or anything belongs because you do not resolve this completely unacceptable pavement, I will seek damages from you.