Local highways maintenance transparency report

View the highways maintenance transparency report and how funding is used.

What we spend to maintain the highway network and where the funding comes from

Spending on Highways Maintenance

Category 2024/25 2025/26 2026/27 Projected
Total Spend on Highways Maintenance £36.58m £37.76m £36.82m
Carriageways £23.65m £26.00m £24.23m
Footways £4.30m £3.83m £4.07m
Structures £0.79m £0.97m £1.12m
Drainage £1.62m £1.45m £1.54m
Street Lighting £3.67m £3.23m £3.43m
Other Assets £2.55m £2.28m £2.43m

Where Our Funding Comes From

Funding Source 2024/25 2025/26 2026/27 Projected
Funding Received Through the Department for Transport / UK Government £12.49m £13.01m £12.83m
Additional Highways Maintenance Funding Provided by the Council or Third Parties £24.09m £24.75m £23.99m
Total £36.58m £37.76m £36.82m

Portsmouth's highways maintenance expenditure is delivered primarily through a long-term Highways PFI arrangement which combines routine maintenance, lifecycle replacement and asset renewals into a single integrated service.  Total expenditure includes the maintenance and renewal of a broad range of highway assets including carriageways, footways, structures, drainage, street lighting and highway electrical assets. This funding profile may therefore differ from authorities operating under more traditional highways maintenance delivery models.

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