By Iveren McCallion
A local councillor says it is a "shocking revelation" that potholes on rural roads won't be filled by Transport NI unless they're more than four inches deep.
It follows a recent visit by a Transport NI engineer to Dromintee and Jonesborough.
Councillor Mickey Larkin says despite lobbying and engagement, "continuous and damaging budget cuts to vital services was having a real impact on the local community."
He added cost is always sited as the reason for not carrying out work, but roads maintenance needs to be a priority:
‘Intensive work’ continuing to agree multi-year budget for Northern Ireland
Strength of evidence against man charged with murdering Lyra McKee questioned
Teenage boy arrested over cyber attack on schools’ IT system
Ulster University to cut up to 450 jobs amid funding pressures
Northern Ireland MPs call on Prime Minister to act amid fuel protests