Whichever party wins the General Election will face calls for more money for highway work, from Devon county council.
It's agreed to make representations over the lack of money for all but the most urgently-needed repair work.
A quarter of unclassified roads in the county need significant work but the council says it can only afford to do what's needed for safety reasons.
It's also cut back on grass cutting and weed spraying.
Torbay tourism facing pressures
Bay MP says tourist trade needs stability and help
What is the future of vulnerable but vital Slapton Line?
Millions of pounds have already been spent protecting the road
Reform win Brixham by-election
Very small turn out
Exeter city centre traffic scheme rejected
Plan branded ‘a profligate and pointless waste of taxpayers' money
Council tax will rise to help fund police
Taxpayers will pay 5.2 per cent more from April
