Devon’s annual surface dressing season is now underway. Between May and September, Devon County Council will treat around 150 sites, covering nearly 250 km of road. Surface
Councils must prove they are doing more to fix potholes and future-proof roads under tough new reporting requirements issued by the government. For the first time
Oxfordshire County Council has begun a five‑month resurfacing programme to upgrade more than 85,000m2 of carriageway across the county. The work follows a winter which saw
AN extra half a million pounds for filling potholes and highway maintenance is being made available due to a £3m council underspend last year. The
Shropshire Council has announced that Morton Bridge, the crossing that carries the B4396 over the River Morda near the village of Knockin, will be closed
Since early April, Lincolnshire County Council’s surface dressing crews have covered 872,894 square metres of roads and, the council says the programme is not even
Work has begun on Northumberland County Council’s summer surface dressing programme. A total of 19 sites will be repaired and improved in the county’s annual
Dozens of roads in Wolverhampton will benefit from surface dressing treatment to prevent potholes. A £50m resurfacing programme is being rolled out along numerous Wolverhampton
Refurbishment of an 18th century Grade II Listed road bridge in South Staffordshire will be completed in July. The seven-week scheme at Wodehouse Lane Bridge, A463,
Fewer than a quarter of drivers are happy with how quickly potholes and other defects are fixed on Scotland’s motorways and other major roads, latest
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