A resident in Beaconsfield has described the repair works to fill a pothole in the town as a ‘bodge job’.
The clip, which lasts for roughly 90 seconds, shows roadworkers along Walkwood Rise in the town putting in broken-up tarmac in the gap along the road.
The workers were sent to fix a pothole in Beaconsfield (Image: Andy Gibson)
Once the workers have filled in the space, they then leave it and make their way down the street.
It's been alleged that the hole was first reported nine months ago (Image: Andy Gibson)
Usually when fixing potholes, the tarmac is then rolled over to make the road smooth for drivers to use.
This is to avoid accidents when it comes to any bumps in the road.
The resident who shot the video said: “This has taken me about nine months and three reports on Fix My Street.
Buckinghamshire Council have been contacted for a comment (Image: Andy Gibson)
“An absolute bodge job and presumably the repair won't last as long as spray paint on the road.”
We have approached Buckinghamshire Council for a comment.
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