Lancashire received £1,241,000 in 2016/17 as part of the Pothole Action Fund. This money helped fill up to 23,415 potholes over the 12 months.
In total, Lancashire received £21,154,000 in 2016/17 as part of the government’s £6.1 billion investment for local road maintenance by 2020/21. Local highway authorities decide how this money is spent, including upgrades to road surfacing, bridges, street lighting and other local road maintenance projects that improve journeys for motorists and cyclists.
Want to see how other areas have benefited? See a full list of funding by local authority or browse our interactive map.
Credit: GOV.UK
