Ramsey residents are being urged to report potholes in the town's roads during a special campaign this month.
The Safer Surfaces Safer Spaces campaign begins today and runs until Saturday, September 27.
Commissioners are encouraging residents to report potholes, uneven pavements, damaged surfaces and other highway safety concerns.
The local authority says you can tell staff in Ramsey Library, or directly to the Department of Infrastructure through an online form via this link.
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