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Road surface generally worn out over a 50meter approx area.

Reported via mobile in the Potholes category anonymously at 15:33, Monday 11 March 2024

Sent to Reading Borough Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 5697101.

Road surface is generally worn out on Shrubland for about the first 50 meters from Underwood Road.

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  • Council sent a team to repair the worst of the pot holes, they intend to leave the remaining pot holes until they get sufficiently bad before they affect repairs to them.

    Posted anonymously at 16:42, Monday 8 April 2024
    Still open, via questionnaire

  • I do not understand why it makes more sense to fix some of the pot holes today and wait a few weeks to repair some more, then come back later to do some more again. Surely it is better value for money to send the team to site to repair everything that needs work and not have to send them back to site again.

    Posted anonymously at 19:14, Monday 6 May 2024
    Still open, via questionnaire

  • Readings roads continue to deteriorated whilst the people we pay to maintain them continue to be paid. If I didn't do my job I'd be fired.

    Posted anonymously at 23:02, Monday 3 June 2024
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  • Small patches repaired to the worst areas, however the remainder is left to deteriorate until the attend again, wasting more tax payers money. Better to repair the street properly and return in 25 years than patch and return in six months.

    Posted anonymously at 06:12, Tuesday 2 July 2024
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  • No further repair completed. Road surface completely gone in places, showing hard core below, however because it does not have steep sides it has not been repaired. This is a common trait of Reading Borough Council, many roads lie in terrible condition from r years. The roads are quickly deteriorating whilst our road maintenance department continues to waste money hand over fist. They would rather reattend a site over and over than deal with the whole of the issue on their first attendance and not reattend. It makes me wonder what arrangement the roads department has worked out that would cause them to operate in the least efficient possible manner?

    Posted anonymously at 07:11, Tuesday 30 July 2024
    Still open, via questionnaire

  • What does it take to get a local authority to carry out the maintenance to our roads that we are paying for them to do?

    Posted anonymously at 08:01, Sunday 1 September 2024
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  • Months afyer the original report, the local authority have only repaired the areas that were over 50mm deep, so although the carriageway has no surface left in a number of places, they will not repair the worn out road.

    Posted anonymously at 11:23, Sunday 29 September 2024
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  • Pot holes remain, I can't understand the mindset of somebody that would send out engineers to repair some of the pot holes but not all of them. Surely it will cost more to send the same engineer out twice to do two potholes rather than once to do all of the pot holes. They will be back soon as more of the potholes are getting worse and will soon be deep enough to trigger the repair requirement. IN the mean time this remains a trip hazard, a health and safety matter that if I hear of somebody falling as a result of these potholes I will immediately advise them that I reported these months ago and they were not dealt with.

    Posted anonymously at 16:44, Sunday 27 October 2024
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