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Potholes Comp Weekly Date Work Type Road Location 1 10/02/2014 Depression / Uneven LEEK ROAD ENDON 2 10/02/2014 Pothole LEEK ROAD ENDON 3 10/02/2014 Pothole GREEN LANE DERRINGTON 4 10/02/2014 Edge Failure ROOKERY LANE HINTS 5 10/02/2014 Pothole CHEADLE ROAD WINNOTHDALE 6 10/02/2014 Pothole MAIN ROAD HOLLINGTON 7 10/02/2014 Pothole MAIN ROAD HOLLINGTON 8 10/02/2014 Pothole MAIN ROAD HOLLINGTON 9 10/02/2014 Edge Failure ASHBY ROAD TAMWORTH 10 10/02/2014 Edge Failure STREETWAY ROAD SHENSTONE 11 10/02/2014 Edge Failure LITTLE HAY LANE LITTLE HAY 12 10/02/2014 Pothole HAWTHORNE AVENUE TAMWORTH 13 10/02/2014 Pothole LYNN LANE WALSALL 14 10/02/2014 Pothole ST JOHNS HILL SHENSTONE 15 10/02/2014 Edge Failure LITTLE HAY LANE LITTLE HAY 16 10/02/2014 Pothole CRANEBROOK LANE WALSALL 17 10/02/2014 Pothole CLAYMORE TAMWORTH 18 10/02/2014 Pothole CLAYMORE TAMWORTH 19 10/02/2014 Pothole RUSH LANE TAMWORTH 20 10/02/2014 Pothole FONTENAYE ROAD TAMWORTH 21 10/02/2014 Pothole PEELERS WAY TAMWORTH 22 10/02/2014 Pothole VICTORIA ROAD TAMWORTH 23 10/02/2014 Edge Failure LITTLE HAY LANE LITTLE HAY 24 10/02/2014 Pothole MARSTON ROAD MARSTON 25 10/02/2014 Pothole THE PARKWAY PERTON 26 10/02/2014 Pothole LEEK ROAD CELLARHEAD 27 10/02/2014 Edge Failure CHEADLE ROAD WETLEY ROCKS 28 10/02/2014 Pothole LEEK ROAD ENDON 29 10/02/2014 Pothole BAGNALL ROAD BAGNALL 30 10/02/2014 Pothole BLYTHE BRIDGE ROAD BLYTHE BRIDGE 31 10/02/2014 Pothole CAVERSWALL ROAD BLYTHE BRIDGE 32 10/02/2014 Pothole EDGE HILL DRIVE PERTON 33 10/02/2014 Pothole STATION ROAD FOUR ASHES 34 10/02/2014 Pothole HEATH HOUSE LANE CODSALL 35 10/02/2014 Pothole CORNMILL LANE TUTBURY 36 10/02/2014 Pothole NEWCASTLE ROAD COTES HEATH 37 10/02/2014 Depression / Uneven BATTLEFIELD LANE WOMBOURNE 38 10/02/2014 Edge Failure HOLLINGTON LANE STRAMSHALL 39 10/02/2014 Pothole Gorsty Lane COTON CLANFORD 40 10/02/2014 Pothole NEWCASTLE ROAD MILL MEECE 41 10/02/2014 Pothole GREEN LANE DERRINGTON 42 10/02/2014 Pothole GREEN LANE DERRINGTON 43 10/02/2014 Pothole NEWCASTLE ROAD MILL MEECE 44 10/02/2014 Pothole STOCKING GATE LANE LONG COMPTON 45 10/02/2014 Pothole EMERY AVENUE NEWCASTLE UNDER LYME 46 10/02/2014 Pothole THORNEY LANES HOAR CROSS 47 10/02/2014 Pothole NEWCASTLE ROAD COTES HEATH 48 10/02/2014 Pothole CLANFORD ROAD GREAT BRIDGEFORD 49 10/02/2014 Depression / Uneven NEWCASTLE ROAD MILL MEECE 50 10/02/2014 Pothole KINGSWAY WEST NEWCASTLE UNDER LYME 51 10/02/2014 Pothole MANIFOLD VALLEY ROAD WETTON 52 10/02/2014 Pothole MANIFOLD VALLEY ROAD WETTON 53 10/02/2014 Pothole NEWCASTLE ROAD COTES HEATH 54 11/02/2014 Pothole OLDFORD LANE COTON CLANFORD 55 11/02/2014 Pothole TAMWORTH ROAD FAZELEY 56 11/02/2014 Pothole BIRCHMOOR LANE MARSTON 57 11/02/2014 Pothole WELL LANE BIDDULPH 58 11/02/2014 Pothole RILEY LANE WOODSEAVES 59 11/02/2014 Pothole LIVERPOOL ROAD NEWCASTLE UNDER LYME 60 11/02/2014 Pothole LIVERPOOL ROAD NEWCASTLE UNDER LYME 61 11/02/2014 Pothole CRESWELL GROVE CRESWELL 62 11/02/2014 Pothole RILEY LANE WOODSEAVES 63 11/02/2014 Edge Failure CAPPERS LANE LICHFIELD 64 11/02/2014 Edge Failure MAIN ROAD TAMWORTH 65 11/02/2014 Pothole WELL LANE BIDDULPH 66 11/02/2014 Pothole WELL LANE BIDDULPH 67 11/02/2014 Pothole DARNFORD LANE LICHFIELD 68 11/02/2014 Pothole London Road LICHFIELD 69 11/02/2014 Edge Failure MARSH GREEN ROAD BIDDULPH 70 11/02/2014 Edge Failure CLIFTON LANE HIGHFIELDS 71 11/02/2014 Pothole YORK CLOSE BIDDULPH 72 11/02/2014 Pothole YORK CLOSE BIDDULPH 73 11/02/2014 Edge Failure SANDY ROAD BIDDULPH 74 11/02/2014 Edge Failure WELL LANE BIDDULPH 75 11/02/2014 Pothole MARSHFIELD LANE BIDDULPH 76 11/02/2014 Pothole GORSE LANE WOODSEAVES 77 11/02/2014 Edge Failure GORSE LANE WOODSEAVES 78 11/02/2014 Edge Failure GORSE LANE WOODSEAVES 79 11/02/2014 Pothole STAFFORD ROAD WOODSEAVES 80 11/02/2014 Pothole BODNETTS ROAD HOPWAS 81 11/02/2014 Pothole HISTONS HILL CODSALL 82 11/02/2014 Pothole LEIGH LANE MIDDLETON GREEN 83 11/02/2014 Pothole GREEN LANE ECCLESHALL 84 11/02/2014 Pothole HOLLY LANE LONG COMPTON 85 11/02/2014 Pothole RADFORD LANE CASTLECROFT 86 11/02/2014 Pothole COALPIT HILL NEWCASTLE UNDER LYME 87 11/02/2014 Pothole CHURCH LANE NEWCASTLE UNDER LYME 88 11/02/2014 Depression / Uneven CHURCH LANE NEWCASTLE UNDER LYME 89 12/02/2014 Edge Failure YOXALL ROAD BURTON UPON TRENT 90 12/02/2014 Pothole CONGLETON ROAD BIDDULPH 91 12/02/2014 Edge Failure JERRYS LANE WHITTINGTON HEATH 92 12/02/2014 Edge Failure JERRYS LANE WHITTINGTON HEATH 93 12/02/2014 Pothole MAIN ROAD HOLLINGTON 94 12/02/2014 Pothole GNOSALL ROAD KNIGHTLEY 95 12/02/2014 Pothole BIDDULPH COMMON ROAD BIDDULPH COMMON 96 12/02/2014 Edge Failure HOLLINGTON LANE HOLLINGTON 97 12/02/2014 Edge Failure HOLLINGTON LANE HOLLINGTON 98 12/02/2014 Pothole HOLLINGTON FIELDS HOLLINGTON 99 12/02/2014 Pothole CONGLETON ROAD BIDDULPH 100 12/02/2014 Edge Failure STOCKFORD LANE HILLIARDS CROSS 101 12/02/2014 Edge Failure STOCKFORD LANE HILLIARDS CROSS 102 12/02/2014 Pothole CONGLETON ROAD BIDDULPH 103 12/02/2014 Pothole FONTENAYE ROAD TAMWORTH 104 12/02/2014 Pothole CONGLETON ROAD BIDDULPH 105 12/02/2014 Edge Failure HOLLINGTON LANE HOLLINGTON 106 12/02/2014 Pothole CONGLETON ROAD BIDDULPH 107 12/02/2014 Depression / Uneven NEWPORT ROAD STAFFORD 108 12/02/2014 Pothole LOWER ROAD KNIGHTLEY 109 12/02/2014 Edge Failure BURTON ROAD HUDDLESFORD 110 12/02/2014 Edge Failure BROOKHAY LANE HILLIARDS CROSS 111 12/02/2014 Edge Failure BROOKHAY LANE HILLIARDS CROSS 112 12/02/2014 Edge Failure OLD STAFFORD ROAD CROSS GREEN 113 12/02/2014 Pothole ROCESTER ROAD HOLLINGTON 114 12/02/2014 Depression / Uneven NEWPORT ROAD WOODSEAVES 115 12/02/2014 Pothole Chapel Lane WHITTINGTON 116 12/02/2014 Pothole EASTERN AVENUE LICHFIELD 117 12/02/2014 Pothole BEACON STREET LICHFIELD 118 12/02/2014 Pothole BABBINGTON CLOSE WHITTINGTON 119 12/02/2014 Pothole ANGLESEY ROAD LICHFIELD 120 12/02/2014 Pothole FRIDAY ACRE LICHFIELD 121 12/02/2014 Pothole Church Street CANNOCK 122 12/02/2014 Pothole BIDEFORD WAY CANNOCK 123 12/02/2014 Pothole WOLVERHAMPTON ROAD MIDDLE HILL 124 12/02/2014 Depression / Uneven NEWPORT ROAD STAFFORD 125 12/02/2014 Pothole Meece Road STONE 126 12/02/2014 Pothole BURTON BRIDGE BURTON UPON TRENT 127 12/02/2014 Pothole STATION ROAD BARLASTON 128 12/02/2014 Pothole STRETTON ROAD STRETTON 129 12/02/2014 Pothole BREWOOD ROAD COVEN 130 12/02/2014 Pothole BROMLEY GARDENS CODSALL 131 12/02/2014 Pothole STATION ROAD LONG COMPTON 132 12/02/2014 Edge Failure LUCEPOOL LANE BURTON UPON TRENT 133 12/02/2014 Pothole KINGSBRIDGE AVENUE NEWCASTLE UNDER LYME 134 12/02/2014 Pothole ELLIOTTS LANE CODSALL 135 12/02/2014 Pothole MANOR ROAD MADELEY PARK 136 12/02/2014 Pothole ELLIOTTS LANE CODSALL 137 12/02/2014 Edge Failure YOXALL ROAD BURTON UPON TRENT 138 12/02/2014 Edge Failure ST MICHAELS ROAD STRAMSHALL 139 12/02/2014 Edge Failure YOXALL ROAD BURTON UPON TRENT 140 12/02/2014 Pothole ENVILLE ROAD KINVER 141 12/02/2014 Pothole NEWPORT ROAD HAUGHTON 142 12/02/2014 Edge Failure BONDFIELD LANE YOXALL 143 12/02/2014 Edge Failure SUGARLOAF LANE IVERLEY 144 12/02/2014 Edge Failure MORREY LANE BURTON UPON TRENT 145 12/02/2014 Pothole SUGARLOAF LANE IVERLEY 146 12/02/2014 Edge Failure MORREY LANE MORREY 147 12/02/2014 Pothole ASTON LANE ASTON 148 12/02/2014 Pothole NEWPORT ROAD WOODSEAVES 149 12/02/2014 Depression / Uneven BURTON ROAD LICHFIELD 150 12/02/2014 Edge Failure CHURCH LANE WYCHNOR 151 12/02/2014 Depression / Uneven NEWPORT ROAD HAUGHTON 152 12/02/2014 Pothole LONDON ROAD KNIGHTON 153 12/02/2014 Pothole WOODSIDE HILL CHORLTON 154 12/02/2014 Pothole WOODSIDE HILL CHORLTON 155 13/02/2014 Pothole HOLLINGTON LANE HOLLINGTON 156 13/02/2014 Edge Failure HOLLINGTON LANE HOLLINGTON 157 13/02/2014 Pothole ASHBOURNE ROAD BOTTOMHOUSE 158 13/02/2014 Pothole GRANGE ROAD WOODSEAVES 159 13/02/2014 Pothole HAZEL LANE LANDYWOOD 160 13/02/2014 Pothole JUNCTION ROAD OULTON 161 13/02/2014 Edge Failure RILEY LANE WOODSEAVES 162 13/02/2014 Pothole VICARAGE ROAD CALF HEATH 163 13/02/2014 Pothole WHEATCROFT CLOSE PENKRIDGE 164 13/02/2014 Pothole FILANCE LANE PENKRIDGE 165 13/02/2014 Edge Failure LOWER DRAYTON LANE PENKRIDGE 166 13/02/2014 Pothole ROCESTER ROAD HOLLINGTON 167 13/02/2014 Edge Failure PRESTON VALE LONGRIDGE 168 13/02/2014 Pothole PRESTON VALE LONGRIDGE 169 13/02/2014 Pothole HORSEY LANE UPPER LONGDON 170 13/02/2014 Pothole GNOSALL ROAD KNIGHTLEY 171 13/02/2014 Pothole CONGLETON ROAD BIDDULPH 172 13/02/2014 Pothole Pool Lane BURNTWOOD 173 13/02/2014 Pothole SHOBNALL ROAD BURTON UPON TRENT 174 13/02/2014 Pothole PINFOLD LANE PENKRIDGE 175 13/02/2014 Pothole HASSELL STREET NEWCASTLE UNDER LYME 176 13/02/2014 Pothole HAWKINS LANE BURTON UPON TRENT 177 13/02/2014 Pothole NORBURY ROAD SHELMORE 178 13/02/2014 Depression / Uneven TIMBER LANE UTTOXETER 179 13/02/2014 Pothole BACK LANE WINNINGTON 180 13/02/2014 Pothole MUCKLESTONE ROAD MUCKLESTONE 181 13/02/2014 Edge Failure BOSCOBEL LANE BISHOPS WOOD 182 13/02/2014 Edge Failure MUCKLESTONE ROAD MUCKLESTONE 183 13/02/2014 Pothole AVON ROAD CANNOCK 184 13/02/2014 Pothole BOSCOBEL LANE BISHOPS WOOD 185 13/02/2014 Depression / Uneven WILLOUGHBRIDGE LANE WINNINGTON 186 13/02/2014 Pothole AMINGTON ROAD TAMWORTH 187 13/02/2014 Pothole KEEPERS LANE CODSALL 188 13/02/2014 Pothole FERRY STREET BURTON UPON TRENT 189 13/02/2014 Pothole KEEPERS LANE CODSALL 190 13/02/2014 Pothole SPRING LEASOWE NORBURY 191 13/02/2014 Pothole WEST HILL UTTOXETER 192 13/02/2014 Pothole KEEPERS LANE CODSALL 193 13/02/2014 Pothole JUNCTION ROAD OULTON 194 13/02/2014 Edge Failure EDINGALE LANE HARLASTON 195 13/02/2014 Pothole HIGHWOOD ROAD UTTOXETER 196 13/02/2014 Pothole JUNCTION ROAD OULTON 197
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