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£2,500 daily charge could be introduced in Brighton and Hove to cut roadworks

A new scheme could see utility companies charged up to £2,500 per day for roadworks during peak hours

| Francesca Williams
Original contributor via The Argus
| November 6, 2026 | 1 min read | Updated Nov 7, 5:00 AM
£2,500 daily charge could be introduced in Brighton and Hove to cut roadworks
Image supplied with the source report: The Argus.

A new scheme could see utility companies charged up to £2,500 per day for roadworks during peak hours

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