Inside one of 'Britain's most neglected streets' - Crawford Street in Saltley, Birmingham - riddled with giant potholes, rubbish and burnt-out cars locals say is 'like a Compton ghetto'
- last year
Shocking photos show life on one of 'Britain's most neglected streets' - which is plagued by criminals, giant potholes, fly-tipped rubbish and burnt-out cars.
Residents living near Crawford Street, in Saltley, Birmingham, say the road is more like a 'Compton ghetto' or a 'scene from The Last of Us'.
The notorious street is riddled with 'crater-like' potholes - leaving most it covered in mud - hundreds of items of rubbish and the charred remains of burned vehicles.
Locals say the road has been allowed to fall into a state of disrepair by Birmingham City Council to the point it now resembles a 'Third World slum'.
Community activists have branded the road as the worst in Birmingham but neighbours believe it could be 'Britain's most neglected street'.
Residents living near Crawford Street, in Saltley, Birmingham, say the road is more like a 'Compton ghetto' or a 'scene from The Last of Us'.
The notorious street is riddled with 'crater-like' potholes - leaving most it covered in mud - hundreds of items of rubbish and the charred remains of burned vehicles.
Locals say the road has been allowed to fall into a state of disrepair by Birmingham City Council to the point it now resembles a 'Third World slum'.
Community activists have branded the road as the worst in Birmingham but neighbours believe it could be 'Britain's most neglected street'.