Fed up with potholes, faded or absent white lines and the general decay of roads, pavements and cycleways across Devon?
Please back our petition demanding the Government stops short-changing Devon and gives fair funding to Devon to stop the rot and fix our highways.
Devon is being short-changed when it comes to funding for our highways, pavements and cycleways. There is a backlog of in excess of £170 million of repairs to bring roads to an adequate standard. Yet Devon County Council received just £6.6 million from the money released by the cancelled HS2 project for road schemes. We call upon Prime Minister Sunak and the Government to provide for fair, and adequate, funding for Devon's Highways.
For many months the road surface on the A377 approaching Copplestone from Crediton has been in a shocking state of repair, requiring drivers heading south to swerve into the oncoming traffic lane to avoid potholes.
Liberal Democrat Councillors, representing Crediton residents, have called on Devon County Council to withdraw its plan to introduce paid parking on Crediton High Street.
On Thursday 7th December Cllr. Frank Letch presented a petition on behalf of Copplestone residents to get local roads repaired.
So the Conservative Government have deployed, yet again, one of their favourite tricks… rolling up a decade’s worth of theoretical spending and publishing a big number.
Councillors Natalia and Frank Letch have launched a petition to get the A377 at Copplestone resurfaced by Devon County Council
The road over the railway bridge into Lapford is in very poor condition.