A total of £10million will be set aside by Essex highways chiefs to spend on fixing potholes in the county.
Essex County Council will add £5.6million to the£4.4million handed over by the government today (June 20). That has come from a national pot of £168million.
County Hall said the cash would be spent on mending some of the worst roads, including the worst potholes and other defects such as drain covers, kerbs and pavements, in both town and rural areas.
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