Publish pothole progress or lose cash, PM Starmer tells England councils
- Councils in England must prove progress on pothole repairs to avoid losing funding from a new government plan, according to Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
- The government has allocated £1.6 billion for highway maintenance, requiring councils to report on pothole repairs by June 30, 2025.
- Councils that fail to demonstrate repair progress may lose 25% of their allocated pothole funding, as stated by Starmer.
- Councillor Adam Hug of the Local Government Association highlighted that councils already spend more than they receive from the government on pothole repairs.
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Missouri company fights potholes with ‘Botox…for the streets’
ST. LOUIS – Pavement professionals from across the country have trekked to downtown St. Louis for the World of Asphalt, a trade show and conference focused on paving and production trends. Of the 430 exhibitors showcasing their wares, a Washington, Missouri-based manufacturer says it can solve St. Louis’ pothole problems with a product described as “a Botox injection for the streets.” According to the Missouri Department of Transportation, melti…
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