Extra £12m to fill region's potholes, mayor revealspublished at 16:16 British Summer Time 13 May
Six councils will each receive £2m and the funds will help fill 132,000 potholes across the region.
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Six councils will each receive £2m and the funds will help fill 132,000 potholes across the region.
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