'It's been our busiest ever time for potholes'
A highways team has said January was the busiest month it had seen for pothole reports.
In his latest budget, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt pledged £200m to help local councils in England repair potholes.
Last year, Leicestershire's highways team said it carried out more than 3,500 repairs on its roads.
Works manager Tom Vesty said: "It feels like an impossible job.
"We hit a peak in January this year, where we were getting numbers like we've not experienced in previous years.
"All we can do is our best."
Video journalist: Chris Waring
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