Plans to improve condition of city's roads, particularly strategic gateways into Liverpool and key links within the city
Liverpool City Council has welcomed £600,000 of funding from the Government's Pothole Fund – but cautioned that it is only a small proportion of the amount need to fix the highways backlog
The Mayor of Liverpool has met with a Government minister to lobby for funding to repair the city's roads.
Thousands more potholes will be repaired across the city as a £3m programme exceeds its target.
Liverpool City Council is set to invest an additional £200 million in road repairs in a landmark investment aimed at tacking the deteriorating quality of the highways network in the city.
An interactive map has been launched to allow people in Liverpool to discover when their road is being upgraded as part of a £500 million investment drive in the city’s highways network.
