League Table

This league table ranks highway authorities according to hazards reported through FillThatHole.org.uk, and shows which authorities are best at fixing their road defects and reporting back to us.

We encourage highway authorities and hazard reporters to let us know when a road defect has been fixed. They can do this by replying to the emails we send them, using the contact form, or registering for an account and requesting to be associated with their authority.

Rank
(Fixed %)
AuthorityTotal ReportsOpen ReportsFixed ReportsFixed %sort icon
1Cheshire West and Chester6810554100%
2Redcar and Cleveland103078100%
3Hartlepool33029100%
4Shetland303100%
5Islington773764499%
6Norwich271423098%
7Redbridge5714298%
8Newcastle410829697%
9Sutton9127397%
10Kensington and Chelsea11839097%
11North Tyneside310921996%
12Bolton268920096%
13Middlesbrough4823595%
14Darlington6435295%
15Stockton-on-Tees8746194%
16Gateshead12279593%
17Durham3372226292%
18Luton3722392%
19Bristol8476267492%
20Northumberland8296959490%
21Wokingham2893523887%
22Havering1882012786%
23Sunderland1602211284%
24Reading2563417083%
25Newham1412411382%
26Bromley96513059682%
27Central Bedfordshire3616529082%
28Bath and North East Somerset3877629880%
29West Lothian70145078%
30Brent2655920077%
31Stoke-on-Trent1974213977%
32Bedford152329775%
33South Tyneside42112872%
34Tower Hamlets42211024469%
35Tameside142438967%
36Clackmannanshire45162964%
37Plymouth31711118262%
38Vale of Glamorgan115476859%
39Cumbria83135146457%
40Wolverhampton49222755%
41East Dunbartonshire26712014655%
42Swansea159728454%
43Hounslow61027328151%
44Comhairle nan Eilean Siar84450%
45zz Unknown61150%
46Slough59272346%
47Aberdeenshire116625045%
48Oxfordshire2049115187443%
49Stirling2321349842%
50Waltham Forest133705142%
51Warrington55432322041%
52Derby171996740%
53Telford and Wrekin159956239%
54Suffolk72544327338%
55Scottish Borders85523238%
56Poole49311837%
57Shropshire33220011537%
58Windsor and Maidenhead2031247136%
59Halton54341936%
60Gwynedd62402235%
61Bedfordshire1901236635%
62Cheshire East2048128768035%
63Coventry49131716735%
64Medway106653434%
65Lancashire2013131467834%
66Bracknell Forest58371934%
67Worcestershire98264032734%
68Rutland1910533%
69Transport Wales32133%
70Dundee130884232%
71Newport61401932%
72East Lothian1741165532%
73Trafford39523711132%
74Canal and Rivers Trust / Scottish Canals38261232%
75Isle of Anglesey2013632%
76Moray61401831%
77South Lanarkshire39326912131%
78West Sussex1698116452131%
79Derbyshire61842818730%
80Highland1631104830%
81Oldham3462329930%
82Blackburn113783330%
83Harrow123823429%
84Brighton and Hove144963828%
85Ealing2641857328%
86Kirklees49835313728%
87City of London1561104228%
88Peterborough69481827%
89Torfaen118327%
90Merthyr Tydfil1511427%
91Greenwich83612227%
92Portsmouth43311126%
93Stockport52938413526%
94Warwickshire63947016526%
95Bexley96662326%
96Powys69491726%
97Essex2367176459325%
98Hampshire2213164555225%
99Cambridgeshire128796430624%
100Renfrewshire71454217224%
101Gloucestershire1382104032924%
102Cornwall2862126724%
103Wiltshire91268721724%
104West Berkshire44133310524%
105Thurrock43321024%
106Richmond upon Thames3772798724%
107Angus90682124%
108Sheffield63248114824%
109Manchester79860818724%
110Barnet3732868723%
111Falkirk87662023%
112Croydon106581224323%
113East Renfrewshire80621823%
114Northern Ireland Roads Service3312457122%
115Staffordshire79961917822%
116Merton2111644722%
117Enfield1411093122%
118Liverpool68852414922%
119North Ayrshire4632922%
120Salford1661293622%
121Devon128599527622%
122South Gloucestershire63249113522%
123Norfolk74157715721%
124Southend-on-Sea85671821%
125Camden49739110020%
126Calderdale100792020%
127Somerset4143198020%
128North Yorkshire116192523120%
129Rotherham1581253120%
130Surrey4856387895320%
131Herefordshire3492776820%
132Caerphilly4637920%
133Nottingham2331814420%
134Leicester2431944720%
135Hertfordshire1994160338419%
136Leicestershire4623648719%
137Highways Agency1821453419%
138Solihull2351894419%
139Bradford2041593719%
140Dorset2972415619%
141North Lanarkshire115922119%
142Bury99791819%
143Swindon1251022318%
144Lambeth74860513618%
145Southampton2812285118%
146Ceredigion2218418%
147Haringey55345110018%
148East Ayrshire83681518%
149Wandsworth102684018418%
150Walsall1881513318%
151Hillingdon2361944218%
152Isle of Wight107881918%
153Buckinghamshire1629133228618%
154Rochdale105851817%
155North Lincolnshire58481017%
156Torbay70531117%
157Nottinghamshire59348610017%
158Fife3312745617%
159North Somerset61951210417%
160Glasgow2405198940417%
161Edinburgh1226101520617%
162Bournemouth85691417%
163Cardiff5754709517%
164Northamptonshire82966713317%
165Sefton2291913817%
166Hackney2632084116%
167Wrexham1901593116%
168Denbighshire77621216%
169Rhondda Cynon Taff3731616%
170Milton Keynes2492094016%
171Barking and Dagenham3832616%
172Bridgend5143816%
173Westminster5554648616%
174Hammersmith and Fulham2502113916%
175Lincolnshire73762011215%
176Birmingham96481114315%
177Perth and Kinross1371152015%
178Conwy89751315%
179Dudley1571332315%
180Argyll and Bute69591014%
181Neath Port Talbot91781314%
182Sandwell6654914%
183Aberdeen2972554214%
184East Sussex5804948114%
185York114498415914%
186Leeds1280110517514%
187Kent2197189029914%
188Flintshire6052813%
189Kingston-upon-Thames3002563913%
190Network Rail6353813%
191South Ayrshire84731113%
192Pembrokeshire3127413%
193Southwark4924266313%
194Wigan92751113%
195East Riding of Yorkshire2402063013%
196Doncaster1271101512%
197Transport for London1190102913712%
198Barnsley1491321711%
199Midlothian109941211%
200Knowsley1961732211%
201Blackpool92801011%
202Lewisham3392893611%
203St Helens102891111%
204North East Lincolnshire4035410%
205Wakefield183159169%
206Inverclyde777079%
207Kingston-upon-Hull1039499%
208Wirral258238197%
209Carmarthenshire292727%
210Transport Scotland615547%
211Monmouthshire494436%
212West Dunbartonshire999533%
213Dumfries and Galloway569555132%
214Blaenau Gwent4400%

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