Reactive Carriageway Repairs – July 2021

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Reactive Carriageway Repairs – July 2021 These figures below show the number of carriageway repairs that were reported and carried out by our highways team in July 2021 across the borough. Area/Street Cost Count ARBORFIELD £53.04 1 BIGGS LANE 1 BARKHAM £886.51 6 BARKHAM ROAD 4 LANGLEY COMMON ROAD 2 CROWTHORNE £583.44 10 BIRCH SIDE 1 ELLIS ROAD 3 EVEREST ROAD 6 EARLEY £1,106.14 8 CHALFONT WAY 1 CULVER LANE 1 DURAND ROAD 1 GIPSY LANE 1 MILL LANE 1 RUSHEY WAY 1 SILVERDALE ROAD 1 SUTTONS PARK AVENUE 1 FINCHAMPSTEAD £1,432.05 22 FINCHAMPSTEAD ROAD 1 FORGES LANE 1 JUBILEE ROAD 1 LOWER SANDHURST ROAD 2 NINE MILE RIDE 1 PARK LANE 1 READING ROAD 15 HARE HATCH £53.04 1 CASTLE END ROAD 1 HURST £53.04 1 WARD'S CROSS 1 REMENHAM HILL £318.18 2 UPPER CULHAM LANE 2 SHINFIELD £124.31 1 CHURCH LANE 1 SINDLESHAM £484.93 5 KING STREET LANE 2 MAYFIELDS 1 MOLE ROAD 1 Public: Information that can be seen and used by everyone inside and outside the Council. NEW ROAD 1 SONNING £67.55 1 BATH ROAD 1 SPENCERS WOOD £53.04 1 BASINGSTOKE ROAD 1 THREE MILE CROSS £53.04 1 CHURCH LANE 1 TWYFORD £725.98 11 ANCHORITE CLOSE 1 CHERITON AVENUE 1 LONDON ROAD 1 MALVERN WAY 2 WALTHAM ROAD 6 WARGRAVE £424.29 6 BEAR LANE 1 CRAZIES HILL 1 HIGH STREET 1 HIGHFIELD ROAD 1 MUMBERY HILL 1 PURFIELD DRIVE 1 WINNERSH £265.17 3 CHURCHILL DRIVE 2 WATMORE LANE 1 WOKINGHAM £2,142.64 26 BARRETT CRESCENT 2 BISCOE WAY 1 CLIFTON ROAD 1 EVENDONS LANE 1 JUPITER WAY 1 LONDON ROAD 2 MILL CLOSE 1 MURDOCH ROAD 2 PIGOTT ROAD 4 READING ROAD 4 REEVES WAY 4 SHUTE END 2 WARREN HOUSE ROAD 1 WOODLEY £1,591.11 24 COPPICE ROAD 1 HANWOOD CLOSE 4 HEADLEY ROAD EAST 1 LISMORE CLOSE 1 MILES WAY 2 NIGHTINGALE ROAD 2 RAVENSBOURNE DRIVE 1 Public: Information that can be seen and used by everyone inside and outside the Council. READING ROAD 7 WALMER ROAD 4 WINGATE ROAD 1 OTHER £106.08 2 OTHER 2 Grand Total £10,523.58 132 Public: Information that can be seen and used by everyone inside and outside the Council. .

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