A fresh strategy for improving Renfrewshire's roads and pavements with more permanent repairs must be produced, elected members have insisted.
Labour's Alison Ann-Dowling tabled a motion at the latest full council meeting calling for urgent changes in the way roads are fixed up after speaking to residents whose cars had been wrecked by potholes.
And after a fierce debate, she managed to attract enough support from the chamber to demand a "comprehensive strategy" be produced to bring roads, pavements and paths back to an "acceptable condition".
