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Roads

The council manages more than 2,800 miles of roads.
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"Don’t treat me like a fool”: councillors in dispute over highways investment data

Wiltshire Council is responsible for over 2,800 miles of road. Wiltshire Council is responsible for over 2,800 miles of road.
Potholes
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How many potholes were filled by Wiltshire Council last year?

The key road between Chippenham and Lyneham suffered extreme damage. The key road between Chippenham and Lyneham suffered extreme damage.
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Lyneham Banks landslip still moving almost two years on

Potholes are one of the leading causes of car breakdowns. Potholes are one of the leading causes of car breakdowns.
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How Wiltshire Council prioritises which potholes get fixed

The landslip was considered to be the result of a combination of factors, including existing weakness, increased groundwater flows and increased loading due to earth moving operations in connection with the adjacent development. The landslip was considered to be the result of a combination of factors, including existing weakness, increased groundwater flows and increased loading due to earth moving operations in connection with the adjacent development.
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Update on B4069 Lyneham Banks reconstruction plans

Moto Hospitality Limited is the UK’s largest motorway services operator with 59 motorway service stations. Moto Hospitality Limited is the UK’s largest motorway services operator with 59 motorway service stations.
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Details for new M4 service station in Wiltshire unveiled

There are sixteen planned Highways Matters events between now and March. There are sixteen planned Highways Matters events between now and March.
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Residents to quiz Wiltshire Council on issues with their roads

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