The Independent emphasizes the critical need for journalists to cover pivotal issues, such as reproductive rights and climate change, reflecting its commitment to accessible journalism without paywalls. Meanwhile, a recent report from the Asphalt Industry Alliance reveals that repairing England's pothole-ridden roads could cost nearly 17 billion. The study uncovered that local road conditions have significantly declined, with areas like Derbyshire leading in pothole numbers. Nearly two-thirds of local authorities report worsening road conditions, underlining the demand for substantial infrastructure investment to address these urgent issues.
The cost of fixing pothole-plagued roads in England is estimated to be at a record high of nearly 17 billion, highlighting the urgent need for action on local infrastructure.
The AIA's annual report indicates that local roads are only surfaced once every 93 years on average, showing a severe backlog in maintenance and funding.
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