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Surrey leader pledges an additional million pounds for roads

Written on August 1st, 2010 by Cllr Dr Lynne Hackno shouts

Surrey County Council leader Dr Andrew Povey has pledged £1 million towards improving the county’s roads in response to residents’ feedback.
Each of the 11 local committees will be asked how [...]

Notice of road closures for resurfacing – Carlton Road

Written on May 23rd, 2010 by Redhill Councillors3 shouts

Surrey County Council has published notices warning of closures of Carlton Road, covering the period from 4th June 2010 and lasting for 12 months.
The closures are to allow the resurfacing [...]

Surrey to receive some of Budget pothole pot – but not much

Written on April 2nd, 2010 by Redhill Councillorsno shouts

Surrey will receive a £1.5m share of the £100m “national pothole fund” announced by Alasdair Darling in the Budget, it has been revealed.
The funding will add to the extra money [...]

Council puts extra funds into pothole repairs

Written on January 23rd, 2010 by Cllr Julian Ellacott2 shouts

Surrey County Council is taking immediate action to tackle the increase in potholes following the severe weather by investing an additional £½ million into pothole repairs.
During such severe weather, the [...]

Daneshill – update

Written on January 6th, 2010 by Cllr Julian Ellacottno shouts

As of the afternoon of 5 January, Daneshill was closed to through traffic to enable emergency repairs to be undertaken, after the number and depth of potholes became dangerous.  Many [...]

Council services during the harsh weather

Written on January 6th, 2010 by Cllr Julian Ellacottno shouts

During the current cold conditions a number of Council services are affected – for example, it is too hazardous for refuse and recycling lorries to use the roads.
For the latest [...]

Surrey to take a fresh approach to highways maintenance

Written on November 19th, 2009 by Redhill Councillorsno shouts

Surrey County Council will be looking to secure a new contract to improve the county’s highways for residents, following a Cabinet decision.
For the last six years Ringway and Carillion have been working on behalf of the council to maintain and improve roads throughout the county, under the Surrey Highways Partnership. Following a tendering process the successful bidder will begin operating under a brand new contract, from April 2011.