Expletive-laden graffiti daubed on village road in protest over potholes
Graffiti, some of an offensive nature, was daubed on the road in Ancaster over the weekendThe spray-painted messages, some of which included offensive terms, appeared on Ermine Street in Ancaster over the weekend.
Lincolnshire County Council criticised the stunt and said permanent repairs were due to be carried out in March. Other local residents described how their houses regularly shook due to lorries hitting the potholes.Responding, Richard Davies, executive member for highways at Lincolnshire County Council, said: "The damage to the road surface has become worse over the recent very cold snap, with some temporary repair works being lifted out of the holes as traffic drove over them.
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