A ROAD in Darwen that was in a bad state of repair has been resurfaced as part of the council’s ‘Invest to Save’ scheme.
Powell Street had been badly damaged and in recent months seen the original cobble work exposed.
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Resident Sue Middlehurst, said: “As someone who requires a disabled space getting in and out of the car could be quite difficult.
“Now the road has been resurfaced it should make my life and the lives of my neighbours better.”
The ‘Invest to Save’ scheme has seen a number of roads in the borough resurfaced.
Cllr Jim Smith, executive member for environment, said: “This is one of many steps the council is taking to ensure our infrastructure is fit for the future.
“It is now more than ever imperative that as a Council we get the best value for money with the resources available to us.
“This scheme has seen the council use high quality materials and best work practices to ensure that the roads laid now will last over a decade.”
Sudell councillor Roy Davies said: “I have complained about this for more than 12 months and I am pleased it has been sorted.
“But why the Labour MP candidate and councillors are taking the credit for it is beyond me.”
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