Peter Stewart

They say it'll speed up road repairs. We'll wait and see. We'll be the judge of that, Surrey County Council. Computer vision cameras will be fitted to dashboards inside highways vehicles and they'll spot and photograph potholes which will then be automatically recorded for repair.

They say it'll speed up road repairs. We'll wait and see. We'll be the judge of that, Surrey County Council. Computer vision cameras will be fitted to dashboards inside highways vehicles and they'll spot and photograph potholes which will then be automatically recorded for repair.

And in the future, they'll also see other problems like missing road signs, trees and bushes, overgrown, obscuring things like pavements or signs, and will program those for repair or cut back as well. Highways inspectors will no longer need to step onto the roads to manually carry out inspections. which they say will make the process safer and more efficient.

And in the future, they'll also see other problems like missing road signs, trees and bushes, overgrown, obscuring things like pavements or signs, and will program those for repair or cut back as well. Highways inspectors will no longer need to step onto the roads to manually carry out inspections. which they say will make the process safer and more efficient.

Potholes that don't need immediate attention will also be regularly tracked to ensure they're dealt with when and where needed. I am so pleased that the potholes... Potholes? It wasn't really potholes per se, but it must have been...

Potholes that don't need immediate attention will also be regularly tracked to ensure they're dealt with when and where needed. I am so pleased that the potholes... Potholes? It wasn't really potholes per se, but it must have been...

Must have been about, what, four or five square metres of really rough, uneven tarmac just to the bottom of Ray Lane, just by the roundabout there before you go shoot off to the, well, either down to Reigate or over to Red Hill, you know, that junction just there. That fortunately has been repaired in the last few weeks, hasn't it?

Must have been about, what, four or five square metres of really rough, uneven tarmac just to the bottom of Ray Lane, just by the roundabout there before you go shoot off to the, well, either down to Reigate or over to Red Hill, you know, that junction just there. That fortunately has been repaired in the last few weeks, hasn't it?

But that has become a bit of a regular route for me, a bit of a cut-through, as you know. And that bit of rough ground must have been like that for a year or 18 months. Do you know a pothole which needs to be repaired that you have tried and tried and tried to get sorted out by Surrey County Council? Road Repair is a Surrey County Council, not Rygate and Banstead.

But that has become a bit of a regular route for me, a bit of a cut-through, as you know. And that bit of rough ground must have been like that for a year or 18 months. Do you know a pothole which needs to be repaired that you have tried and tried and tried to get sorted out by Surrey County Council? Road Repair is a Surrey County Council, not Rygate and Banstead.

So wherever you are, maybe you're just over the border in Tandridge, you're just over the border in Mole Valley, or if you're in the thick of it in Reigate and Banstead, where is your pothole, your pet pothole? Yeah, go on pothole patrol for us. Let us know.

So wherever you are, maybe you're just over the border in Tandridge, you're just over the border in Mole Valley, or if you're in the thick of it in Reigate and Banstead, where is your pothole, your pet pothole? Yeah, go on pothole patrol for us. Let us know.

And we'll try and save those cameras from going out in the first place by letting Surrey County Council know where the problems are right now. In last week's show, we heard from Rygate's boxing, horse riding, wannabe stuntwoman and fitness expert, Olivia. That's in episode 72. And this time last year, it was episode 20. Oh, it was kind of baby Planet Rygate podcast.

And we'll try and save those cameras from going out in the first place by letting Surrey County Council know where the problems are right now. In last week's show, we heard from Rygate's boxing, horse riding, wannabe stuntwoman and fitness expert, Olivia. That's in episode 72. And this time last year, it was episode 20. Oh, it was kind of baby Planet Rygate podcast.

Yeah, episode 20 featured the Unison Choir and also a special report on the career and curious death of local astronomical scientist Richard Carrington. And if you're thinking Carrington, Any link with the school? Yeah, absolutely a link with the school and also a link with a pub in Redhill as well.

Yeah, episode 20 featured the Unison Choir and also a special report on the career and curious death of local astronomical scientist Richard Carrington. And if you're thinking Carrington, Any link with the school? Yeah, absolutely a link with the school and also a link with a pub in Redhill as well.

he worked locally, he made discoveries locally, which are still used today, but he didn't die locally. And when he did, what a story. So you can listen to Olivia in episode 72, listen about Richard and also Nina from the Unison Choir in episode 20 of the Planet Reigate podcast, available via... theplanetrygatepodcast.com. It's all on the first front page.

he worked locally, he made discoveries locally, which are still used today, but he didn't die locally. And when he did, what a story. So you can listen to Olivia in episode 72, listen about Richard and also Nina from the Unison Choir in episode 20 of the Planet Reigate podcast, available via... theplanetrygatepodcast.com. It's all on the first front page.

Scroll down a bit there and you'll see a link to all of our episodes right there. Another Nina now, she's been in touch about the Rygate and Banstead Energy Showcase for local people to find out more about the help that's available to make their home more comfortable and energy efficient.

Scroll down a bit there and you'll see a link to all of our episodes right there. Another Nina now, she's been in touch about the Rygate and Banstead Energy Showcase for local people to find out more about the help that's available to make their home more comfortable and energy efficient.