Seventeen times more potholes could have been repaired last year if councils used a standardised approach to filling in ...

The heavy road use and traffic on the UK's roads is also a factor. Councils also have tight budgets to fix potholes. A report in March from the Asphalt Industry Alliance (AIA) estimated that the cost ...

"British people are bored of seeing their politicians aimlessly pointing at potholes with no real plan to fix them ... got even worse in 2024 with the UK now estimated to have over a million ...

COUNCILS that fail to fix potholes will be stripped of millions in funding under a government crackdown. Sir Keir Starmer will today unveil a record £1.6billion fund to fix crumbling roads ...

The figure is not far off the £5bn that will be cut from the UK’s welfare bill in ... politicians aimlessly pointing at potholes with no real plan to fix them. That ends with us.

English councils will be ranked according to their pothole fixing progress under government plans, with those who fail to ...

Councils must publish how many potholes they fix per year ... the government pledged £1.6billion towards the repair and maintenance of the UK’s crumbling local road network, with this cash ...

The average repair bill for pothole-triggered problems surged to £ ... Kwik Fit's PIT Report is based on feedback from 2,000 UK drivers in a poll - not the company's own repair bill data from ...