The works form part of County Hall’s broader £32.4m highways maintenance grant from the government for 2024/25
Lancashire County Council has laid out the 88 road resurfacing schemes it plans to carry out over the next year.
Of the extra funding, the county council has put half of it – £1.8m – into its ‘localised deterioration fund’ to respond to carriageway condition issues raised by councillors.Nevertheless, a report presented to cabinet members still issued its now standard warning that Lancashire is millions of pounds short of the level of funding needed to maintain its roads to a given standard.
The focus of the TAMP in its current second phase is on the network of so-called ‘urban unclassified’ roads – less major, but still well-used routes in built-up areas – having previously focused on the main A, B and C highways.
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