Department for Transport written question – answered on 6 December 2022.
Christopher Chope
Conservative, Christchurch
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, pursuant to the Answer of 23 November to Question 90730, if he will (a) publish and (b) place in the Library a copy of all responses by highway authorities to Question 5 in the last 12 months.
Richard Holden
Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Transport)
Most local authorities the Department allocates funding to as part of the highways maintenance incentive element funding process are in Band 3, based on their self-assessment response. Funding for authorities in receipt of City Region Sustainable Transport Settlements (CRSTS) no longer receive a separate incentive element and so are not included in the table.
The Department encourages all authorities that receive capital grant funding for highways maintenance to continually monitor those processes advised within the questionnaire to ensure best practice in highways maintenance continues to be carried out.
A breakdown of responses from the self-assessment in February 2022, from local highway authorities in England eligible for the highways maintenance incentive element, can be found in the table below:
Question 5: Is your local authority undertaking lifecycle planning as part of its highway infrastructure asset management? | |
Bedford | Band 3 |
Blackburn with Darwen | Band 3 |
Blackpool | Band 3 |
Band 2 | |
Band 2 | |
Band 2 | |
Buckinghamshire | Band 3 |
Band 3 | |
Band 3 | |
Band 3 | |
Cornwall | Band 3 |
Band 3 | |
Cumbria | Band 2 |
Derby | Band 3 |
Derbyshire | Band 3 |
Devon | Band 3 |
Dorset | Band 2 |
Band 3 | |
Band 3 | |
Essex | Band 3 |
Gateshead | Band 3 |
Gloucestershire | Band 3 |
Hampshire | Band 3 |
Herefordshire, County of | Band 3 |
Hertfordshire | Band 3 |
Kent | Band 3 |
Kingston Upon Hull, City of | Band 3 |
Lancashire | Band 3 |
Leicester | Band 3 |
Leicestershire | Band 2 |
Lincolnshire | Band 3 |
Medway | Band 3 |
Band 3 | |
Newcastle upon Tyne | Band 3 |
Norfolk | Band 3 |
Band 2 | |
Band 3 | |
Band 3 | |
Band 3 | |
Band 3 | |
Band 3 | |
Northumberland | Band 3 |
Nottingham | Band 3 |
Nottinghamshire | Band 3 |
Oxfordshire | Band 3 |
Plymouth | Band 2 |
Portsmouth | Band 3 |
Reading | Band 3 |
Rutland | Band 3 |
Shropshire | Band 3 |
Slough | Band 2 |
Somerset | Band 2 |
Band 3 | |
Southampton | Band 3 |
Band 3 | |
Staffordshire | Band 3 |
Stoke-on-Trent | Band 3 |
Suffolk | Band 3 |
Sunderland | Band 3 |
Surrey | Band 3 |
Swindon | Band 3 |
Band 3 | |
Thurrock | Band 3 |
Torbay | Band 3 |
Warrington | Band 3 |
Warwickshire | Band 3 |
Band 3 | |
Band 3 | |
Band 2 | |
Wiltshire | Band 3 |
Band 2 | |
Wokingham | Band 2 |
Worcestershire | Band 3 |
York | Band 3 |
Yes1 person thinks so
No0 people think not
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