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Unwanted Clothes Being Used to Help Fill Potholes in Kent Town

Summary by Kent Online
An inventor is working with a council to test a pothole repair material made from recycled textiles which could cut waste and maintenance costs.

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Unwanted clothes being used to help fill potholes in Kent town

An inventor is working with a council to test a pothole repair material made from recycled textiles which could cut waste and maintenance costs.

·Kent, United Kingdom
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Maidstone trialling pothole repair material made from recycled textile waste

Maidstone Borough Council and sustainable materials company RECOOL are using old clothes to fix potholes in Maidstone's parks as part of a new trial.

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Circular Online broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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