When will the potholes on my road be fixed?

A list of roads set to be resurfaced as part of work to crackdown on the number of potholes across Wolverhampton has been released by the council.

It is part of the local authority's £10m Highway Capital Programme for 2026-27. So far this year, more than 7,000 potholes have been fixed, the council said.

"We can't resurface every road in the city at once but by continually targeting investment where it can have the greatest impact, we can steadily raise the standard of our roads," said councillor Bhupinder Gakhal.

Work on major routes such as Chapel Ash island, Ring Road St George's and Stafford Road near Three Tuns Lane island has already taken place.

One-day surface treatment work is set for the following until 6 November:

• Wilkinson Avenue
• Rose Street
• Brierley Lane

One-day surface treatment work will take place between 5 and 10 November:

• Pond Lane
• Chequerfield Drive
• Chester Avenue

Full resurfacing and relining to take place on:

• Nelson Avenue - over two days

Full resurfacing and relining to take place on:

• Stowheath Lane- over six nights

Full resurfacing and relining to take place on:

• Castlecroft Road - over two days

Full resurfacing and relining to take place on

• Dunstall Lane - over two nights

All work will be dependent on the weather, the city council has warned, and residents will be able to find updates on the council's social media channels and the Causeway One Network website.

Gakhal added: "We will keep rolling out resurfacing and other treatments proven to help prevent potholes as we know just how important a safe and efficient highways network is to our residents and businesses.

"Pothole repairs will, of course, always be required and our dedicated crews are always out on the case fixing them in a timely manner, too."

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