Publish pothole progress or lose cash, PM Starmer tells England councils
- The UK Government announced a £1.6 billion fund to address the pothole crisis, starting from mid-April 2025, to help fill about seven million potholes annually.
- Local councils must publish annual reports on their road maintenance progress to retain full funding, or risk losing 25% of it, totaling £125 million.
- Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander stated that councils must demonstrate their progress by June 30, 2025, or face funding cuts, emphasizing the importance of accountability for taxpayers.
- The average pothole damage costs drivers £600, highlighting the urgent need for repair efforts and the importance of the funding provided.
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