1.
a) How many potholes/road defects were reported to the local authority in each of the past five years for which data is available?
2016: 2580
2017: 7515
2018: 6500
2019: Summaries of monthly reactive carriageway repairs from Jan 2019 onwards are published on the Wokingham Borough public website.
2020: Summaries of monthly reactive carriageway repairs from Jan 2019 onwards are published on the Wokingham Borough public website.

b) Of those reported potholes/road defects, how many were reported as being on:
i. ‘A’ classified roads:
ii. ‘B’ classified roads:
iii. Unclassified roads:
Data is recorded per USRN and is not linked to road class.

c) How many potholes/road defects were repaired by the local authority in each of the past five years for which data is available?
All valid potholes/road defects are repaired and so values will be the same as answer for question 1.

d) Of those repaired potholes/road defects, how many were repaired on:
i. ‘A’ classified roads:
ii. ‘B’ classified roads:
iii. Unclassified roads:
Data is recorded per USRN and is not linked to road class.

2.
a) Does the local authority set target repair times for identified potholes/road defects?
Usually it is 28 days or it can be extended if valid time extension reasons are present. Some potholes/defects can be programmed to be fixed within 3 months, after making areas in question safe for public use.

b) For each of the past five years for which data is available, how many potholes/road defects were repaired within the local authority’s set target time?
2016: No data available.
2017: No data available.
2018: No data available.
2019: No data available.
2020: 2776.