Potholes have emerged as a key voter concern ahead of England's local elections Thursday, with surveys indicating the cost to fix pothole-plagued roads in England and Wales could reach £18.6 billion over 12 years. Political parties including Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, and Reform UK have proposed various solutions, while the Local Government Association cited budget pressures as a major obstacle to road maintenance.
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Potholes have emerged as a key voter concern ahead of England's local elections Thursday, with surveys indicating the cost to fix pothole-plagued roads in England and Wales could reach £18.6 billion over 12 years. Political parties including Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, and Reform UK have proposed various solutions, while the Local Government Association cited budget pressures as a major obstacle to road maintenance.