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.

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Rank (Total Reports)	Authority	Total Reports	Open Reports	Fixed Reports	Fixed %
1	Surrey	8835	7528	1264	14%
2	Hampshire	4786	3827	912	19%
3	Essex	4160	3235	909	22%
4	Hertfordshire	4077	3447	605	15%
5	Lancashire	4005	3101	879	22%
6	Kent	3906	3515	382	10%
7	Oxfordshire	3692	2644	1012	28%
8	Cheshire East	3516	2616	817	24%
9	Glasgow	3236	2595	627	19%
10	Buckinghamshire	3164	2769	383	12%
11	West Sussex	3161	2326	807	26%
12	Devon	3114	2693	401	13%
13	Gloucestershire	2578	2096	461	18%
14	Cumbria	2526	1825	677	27%
15	Staffordshire	2249	1855	387	17%
16	Transport for London	2150	1890	234	11%
17	Cambridgeshire	2143	1666	456	21%
18	North Yorkshire	2082	1576	481	23%
19	Lincolnshire	2070	1854	207	10%
20	Norfolk	2006	1709	290	15%
21	Edinburgh	2004	1711	286	14%
22	Renfrewshire	1931	1448	481	25%
23	Leeds	1880	1644	234	12%
24	Manchester	1780	1412	357	20%
25	Suffolk	1769	1327	425	24%
26	Wiltshire	1731	1390	328	19%
27	Northamptonshire	1673	1360	239	15%
28	Bristol	1667	378	1103	74%
29	Birmingham	1569	1367	185	12%
30	Cheshire West and Chester	1496	89	1043	92%
31	Derbyshire	1494	1171	316	21%
32	York	1444	218	1223	85%
33	Warwickshire	1411	1200	205	15%
34	Worcestershire	1404	1032	356	26%
35	Wandsworth	1362	1111	249	18%
36	Croydon	1311	1016	284	22%
37	Northumberland	1260	2	986	100%
38	Dumfries and Galloway	1245	1166	78	6%
39	Lambeth	1212	1031	172	14%
40	Highways England	1200	1058	111	9%
41	Nottinghamshire	1184	961	208	18%
42	South Gloucestershire	1162	974	179	16%
43	Bromley	1159	307	611	67%
44	Sheffield	1154	944	205	18%
45	East Sussex	1150	1019	124	11%
46	Liverpool	1079	842	222	21%
47	North Somerset	1068	936	129	12%
48	Leicestershire	1050	894	142	14%
49	Islington	1046	5	873	99%
50	Cardiff	1015	871	133	13%
51	Kirklees	965	757	197	21%
52	Barnet	918	757	161	18%
53	Westminster	897	778	101	11%
54	Somerset	874	704	151	18%
55	Hounslow	873	480	330	41%
56	Bath and North East Somerset	847	497	335	40%
57	Stockport	803	585	173	23%
58	Warrington	800	450	335	43%
59	Herefordshire	779	680	92	12%
60	Central Bedfordshire	777	457	308	40%
61	Haringey	755	617	134	18%
62	Southwark	750	655	88	12%
63	Camden	728	593	127	18%
64	Plymouth	728	400	285	42%
65	Shropshire	724	487	217	31%
66	Brent	702	427	267	38%
67	South Lanarkshire	701	545	153	22%
68	Trafford	688	489	150	23%
69	Southampton	655	585	65	10%
70	Coventry	633	413	213	34%
71	West Berkshire	623	502	117	19%
72	Cornwall	612	482	122	20%
73	Richmond upon Thames	591	464	107	19%
74	Newcastle	588	0	418	100%
75	Tower Hamlets	588	263	257	49%
76	Kingston-upon-Thames	576	509	61	11%
77	Durham	568	0	456	100%
78	East Dunbartonshire	558	284	272	49%
79	Dorset	557	459	97	17%
80	Fife	539	449	89	17%
81	Northern Ireland Roads Service	535	426	93	18%
82	Lewisham	529	164	343	68%
83	Wokingham	514	174	297	63%
84	East Riding of Yorkshire	510	462	43	9%
85	Solihull	502	444	55	11%
86	Oldham	466	273	178	39%
87	Hackney	465	397	53	12%
88	Bolton	462	6	360	98%
89	North Tyneside	456	1	296	100%
90	Norwich	443	84	308	79%
91	Reading	438	113	244	68%
92	Hillingdon	425	347	76	18%
93	Aberdeen	424	366	58	14%
94	Stoke-on-Trent	423	163	244	60%
95	Milton Keynes	422	358	63	15%
96	Bradford	421	362	47	11%
97	Highland	407	338	60	15%
98	Isle of Wight	405	375	30	7%
99	Nottingham	393	332	51	13%
100	Merton	386	325	60	16%
101	Leicester	379	320	54	14%
102	Hammersmith and Fulham	375	12	363	97%
103	Ealing	372	278	88	24%
104	East Lothian	370	229	135	37%
105	Transport Scotland	370	341	25	7%
106	Windsor and Maidenhead	369	252	108	30%
107	Sunderland	368	2	270	99%
108	East Ayrshire	367	310	57	16%
109	Bury	366	334	30	8%
110	Denbighshire	358	331	24	7%
111	Wirral	354	325	28	8%
112	Stirling	347	207	140	40%
113	Bedford	337	39	169	81%
114	Wrexham	334	285	49	15%
115	Walsall	317	276	37	12%
116	Vale of Glamorgan	312	227	84	27%
117	Wakefield	303	262	25	9%
118	Knowsley	298	243	54	18%
119	Derby	286	76	190	71%
120	Rotherham	285	219	64	23%
121	Swansea	283	180	98	35%
122	Havering	279	101	137	58%
123	Dundee	278	215	62	22%
124	Sefton	274	227	47	17%
125	Barnsley	271	245	26	10%
126	Salford	263	170	76	31%
127	Newham	252	131	117	47%
128	Aberdeenshire	248	147	97	40%
129	Brighton and Hove	248	180	51	22%
130	Gateshead	243	1	188	99%
131	Perth and Kinross	242	216	24	10%
132	Darlington	230	0	183	100%
133	Dudley	229	196	32	14%
134	Midlothian	229	205	21	9%
135	Harrow	226	171	42	20%
136	Tameside	225	1	198	99%
137	Falkirk	224	180	42	19%
138	Swindon	224	192	32	14%
139	Telford and Wrekin	222	39	77	66%
140	Bournemouth	219	181	35	16%
141	Waltham Forest	210	88	102	54%
142	Rochdale	205	165	38	19%
143	South Ayrshire	203	173	30	15%
144	Calderdale	201	173	25	13%
145	East Renfrewshire	199	147	50	25%
146	Greenwich	198	163	35	18%
147	City of London	194	131	54	29%
148	Enfield	192	149	37	20%
149	Bedfordshire	190	121	68	36%
150	Kingston-upon-Hull	185	171	14	8%
151	North Lanarkshire	180	147	29	16%
152	Doncaster	175	147	26	15%
153	Scottish Borders	172	127	43	25%
154	Wigan	172	143	22	13%
155	South Tyneside	164	1	121	99%
156	Southend-on-Sea	163	130	33	20%
157	Medway	161	115	39	25%
158	Neath Port Talbot	161	137	24	15%
159	St Helens	159	138	18	12%
160	Gwynedd	154	107	47	31%
161	Kensington and Chelsea	153	11	105	91%
162	Argyll and Bute	151	131	20	13%
163	West Lothian	151	81	62	43%
164	North East Lincolnshire	149	101	47	32%
165	Bexley	146	111	28	20%
166	Blackburn	146	109	35	24%
167	Wolverhampton	142	88	54	38%
168	Sutton	141	49	75	60%
169	Redcar and Cleveland	139	0	110	100%
170	Powys	136	100	32	24%
171	Angus	132	102	29	22%
172	Conwy	130	107	22	17%
173	Flintshire	130	118	12	9%
174	North Ayrshire	130	110	14	11%
175	Slough	129	51	64	56%
176	Blackpool	123	110	11	9%
177	North Lincolnshire	122	106	16	13%
178	West Dunbartonshire	122	117	3	3%
179	Redbridge	119	49	52	51%
180	Luton	116	67	29	30%
181	Torbay	116	95	15	14%
182	Moray	115	85	27	24%
183	Caerphilly	114	75	39	34%
184	Halton	114	70	41	37%
185	Stockton-on-Tees	114	0	82	100%
186	Sandwell	113	99	11	10%
187	Barking and Dagenham	111	103	8	7%
188	Bracknell Forest	107	77	28	27%
189	Poole	104	77	27	26%
190	Inverclyde	101	93	8	8%
191	Monmouthshire	99	86	10	10%
192	Bridgend	92	75	14	16%
193	Middlesbrough	90	0	72	100%
194	Peterborough	90	67	18	21%
195	Canal and Rivers Trust / Scottish Canals	88	67	16	19%
196	Thurrock	88	71	11	13%
197	Newport	84	62	20	24%
198	Rhondda Cynon Taff	84	71	12	14%
199	Network Rail	82	67	13	16%
200	Portsmouth	75	58	15	21%
201	Pembrokeshire	69	64	5	7%
202	Clackmannanshire	64	31	33	52%
203	Carmarthenshire	61	57	4	7%
204	Hartlepool	47	0	41	100%
205	Ceredigion	46	40	6	13%
206	Rutland	39	24	12	33%
207	Merthyr Tydfil	38	32	6	16%
208	Isle of Anglesey	36	25	10	29%
209	Torfaen	33	24	9	27%
210	Transport Wales	32	24	8	25%
211	Blaenau Gwent	20	20	0	0%
212	Comhairle nan Eilean Siar	14	8	6	43%
213	zz Unknown	6	1	1	50%
214	Shetland	4	1	3	75%

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