600 pot holes and damaged roads across South Yorkshire to be improved as part of multi-million pound plan
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As part of the council’s three year plan, which was approved at cabinet this morning (December 20), Councillor Dominic Beck, cabinet member for transport and environment said the plan marked a ‘significant investment’.
“The council has made a sizable significant and ambitious investment in improving the safety and the condition of our roads all across Rotherham.
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Hide Ad“We continue to deliver on that over the forthcoming years, said Coun Beck.
Documents state the council will improve roads and repair potholes as part of a ‘£24 million to 2024’ roads programme.
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As part of the programme, a further £4 million will be set aside to ‘improve local towns and villages, building on investments in street cleansing and our three-year litter bin programme to keep streets tidy’.
Councillor Chris Reid added that just under 600 roads across the borough have been earmarked for improvements.