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- Potholes in Derbyshire drive costly vehicle repairs, with residents spending up to £300 on new tyres.
- The Reform-led county council plans a 5% council tax rise to cover a £38 million shortfall.
- Councillor Alex Dale (Reform) criticized Reform for exaggerating the pothole problem, while residents report ongoing vehicle damage.
- The Royal Automobile Club (RAC) notes Derbyshire has the UK’s highest pothole compensation claims.
