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DfT Launch Help to Repair Flood Damaged Roads

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Aug 14 2007

Guidance to help local authorities apply for funds to repair flood damaged roads has today been launched by the Department for Transport (DfT).

Emergency funding for local roads damaged by flooding this summer has already been announced, and today's guidance will advise councils how to put in a claim.

To ensure local communities are able to return to normality as quickly as possible, DfT has also appointed a specialist to assist local authorities as they assess the damage caused and help them to prepare a claim for funding.

The Government recognise that it will take a little time for local authorities to be able to assess the extent of the damage to their roads and so has not set a deadline for claims. The appointment of a specialist will help speed up the processing of claims.

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