Urgent road repairs to continue as Multevo contract extended
11-08-2026 15:36 via newsroom.shropshire.gov.uk

Urgent road repairs to continue as Multevo contract extended

A Multevo Multihog carrying out pothole repairs
Shropshire Council is to extend its highways maintenance contract with Multevo until 31 March 2027, to ensure that urgent work to repair the county’s roads following the severe winter and summer heatwaves continues.
The extension of the ‘mixed economy’ contract will enable work to be carried out without interruption while a new long-term highways maintenance contract is procured.
Under the extension Multevo will continue their exi
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