Glasgow pothole protesters hope City Chamber demonstration makes difference to roads
People are expected to gather outside Glasgow City Chambers in George Square to protest the number of potholes plaguing the city on January 28.
"They said they were aware of the pothole and they took reasonable measures to stop anyone striking the pothole. At the time it was a dark December night and it was wet. He decided to take action after he started to notice an influx of photos showing colossal potholes being posted to the group's feed.
The protest organiser said: "The people of Glasgow are questioning why there is cycle lanes being built, there is Low Emission Zones being put in place and the addition of bus cameras. “Our responsibility is to ensure we have in place an appropriate system of road safety inspections and repairs that tackles the most dangerous faults as a matter of priority.
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