Councillor Nick Adams-King, Cabinet Lead for Universal Services at the County Council, said: “In common with most other local highway authorities across the country, we are experiencing unprecedented numbers of issues on our local roads which, combined with rising costs, means we are having to do more with less available money. Therefore, we welcome the additional funding from Government which will enable us to accelerate the delivery of 19 larger resurfacing and repair schemes across the county, adding to work that is already planned for the coming year. These improvements will make the sites more resilient to the impacts of extreme weather, helping to prevent the recurrence of potholes and other defects. In addition, we are also investing more of our own budget into road repairs. Since April 2023, we have deployed this additional resource to fix over 142,000 road defects including potholes and other issues.”
The full list of projects receiving funding from Hampshire’s ‘Network North’ allocation (2023/2024 and 2024/2025):
Areas / roads where work is planned:
Kempshott Lane, Basingstoke
Winklebury Way, Basingstoke
Chapel Hill-Kingsclere Road roundabout, Basingstoke
Winchester Road, Fair Oak
Winchester Road, Stroud
Headley Road, Grayshott
Portsview Avenue, Porchester
Barnes Lane, Salisbury Green
Purbrook Way, Havant
Aston Road, Waterlooville
London Road, Hartley Wintney
High Street, Fordingbridge
Lower Pennington Lane, Pennington
Farnborough Road (part section), Aldershot
North Way, Andover
A3090 Pauncefoot Hill, Romsey
Luzborough Lane, Romsey
Langstone Bridge, Hayling Island (bridge repairs)
Havant Station Footbridge, Havant (a contribution to the bridge renewal)
