Deep potholes in Skegness street are fixed ahead of shops reopening

Deep potholes along a main retail street are being filled ahead of shops re-opening next week.

The two potholes in Lumley Road were cordoned off over Easter, causing hold-ups for traffic heading to the seafront.

Workmen fixing potholes in Lumley Road, Skegness. Photo: Barry Robinson.placeholder image
Workmen fixing potholes in Lumley Road, Skegness. Photo: Barry Robinson.

However, Lincolnshire County Council's contractors have been out filling the potholes today as part of the ongoing battle to fix the county's roads.

Non-essential shops re-open on Monday as more Covid-19 restrictions are eased. The day will also see caravan parks, self-catering accommodation, amusement parks and pubs with outside catering re-opening.

Two potholes like this are being filled in Lumley Road. Photo: Barry Robinson.placeholder image
Two potholes like this are being filled in Lumley Road. Photo: Barry Robinson.

To report a pothole visit the Lincolnshire County Council website here.

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