Local authorities are under pressure to introduce a standardised method to pothole repairs, with some spending nearly £600 ...

the most expensive rate for a single planned pothole repair. Greg Taylor, Managing Director Citroen UK, said: 'Road conditions in Great Britain continue to deteriorate year-on-year and our data ...

"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 ...

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

The RAC received some 9,439 callouts to breakdowns as a result of poor road surfaces in the UK between January and March.

Nobody likes potholes. Drivers may swerve around them, swear at them, or, at least in this case, seek a creative solution to ...

“British people are bored of seeing their politicians aimlessly pointing at potholes with no real plan to fix them. That ends with us,” said Mr Starmer, whose Labour Party came to power in Jul ...

Research shows that drivers in the UK encounter an average of ... handing councils a record £1.6 billion to repair roads and fill millions of potholes across the country.

Cllr Cupit recently welcomed a share of Government funding towards highways maintenance and potholes – under a nationwide £1.6bn package announced in December to fix potholes – but she ...

First Minister John Swinney has insisted Scottish councils are "adequately" funded to fix potholes. His comments came after the UK government announced an extra £500m for road maintenance in England.

The DfT has estimated that this budget should suffice to repair up to seven million potholes each year. Nevertheless, the department insists that for councils to fully access these funds ...