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£18bn needed to fix England and Wales potholes, road surfacing experts estimate

Just 51% of the local road network in England and Wales is reported to be in good condition, research suggests.

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Just 51% of the local road network in England and Wales is reported to be in good condition, research suggests.

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£18bn needed to fix England and Wales potholes, road surfacing experts estimate

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