Another £1m is set to be ploughed into trying to improve roads
Another £1m is set to be ploughed into trying to improve West Northamptonshire’s roads after freezing weather wreaked havoc over recent months. West Northamptonshire Council was already due to spend £12.2m of its own money and a further £4.7m grant on repairs in 2023/24.
He told a WNC cabinet meeting on Monday: “I think we all know the state of the roads in West Northamptonshire is not getting any better despite our efforts. “Far too many [potholes] get repaired and then within six months to a year you’re back out trying to clear them again. It’s a question of speeding it up and being more efficient,” he added.
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