A senior Leeds Conservative has accused the city council of "steadfastly doing nothing" to repair a road previously likened to the surface of the moon.
Councillor Andrew Carter said he was "disgusted" at what he says is a lack of action to repair and improve Stanningley Bottom, in the west of the city. Damage and potholes in the surface led Councillor Carter, who represents the Calverley and Farsley ward, to compare the road to the moon’s surface in June last year.
Stanningley Bottom’s layout has also drawn criticism since it was redesigned in 2016. Two European-style roundels – unmarked circular junctions where drivers are encouraged to slow down and give way – are in place on the road. But they’ve been accused of confusing drivers and increasing the risk of accidents.
