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End in sight for Aberdeen’s pothole woes

To go with story by Claire Warrender. Lewis Heaney has begun photoshopping potholes to draw attention to the problem Picture shows; Photoshopped potholes in St Monans. St Monans. Supplied by Lewis Heaney Date; Unknown; 3b91c93c-0e24-4c69-a4d1-33ad28f4c2d5
To go with story by Claire Warrender. Lewis Heaney has begun photoshopping potholes to draw attention to the problem Picture shows; Photoshopped potholes in St Monans. St Monans. Supplied by Lewis Heaney Date; Unknown; 3b91c93c-0e24-4c69-a4d1-33ad28f4c2d5

Vital repair work to fix potholed and damaged roads in the north-east has started, according to Aberdeen City Council.

An extensive programme of resurfacing and pothole repair works has started after the snow and ice conditions over the winter left city roads in disrepair.

The council announced on Thursday that plans are currently also being drawn up for roads which will need resurfaced in the 2021/2022 financial year.

Some resurfacing works have already been carried out in the Bridge of Don and Kincorth areas of the city and works are currently underway in the city centre.

Roads that were damaged during winter are to be repaired by Aberdeen City Council.

Aberdeen City Council transport spokesperson Councillor Sandra Macdonald said: “The snow and ice over winter months left many roads across the city in a state of considerable disrepair and our roads team is working hard to repair potholes on a priority basis.

“The resurfacing works have started and more will be carried out in the 2021/2021 financial year. Warmer weather from next month will also mean better conditions for resurfacing.

“We would ask people for patience and understanding while we carry out the pothole repairs as our road workers cannot be everywhere in the city at the same time.”

An extra £10million is being spent over four years on road and pavement repairs in Aberdeen.