Residents in Pontfadog, North Wales, have created a unique tourist attraction called "Pothole Land" to draw attention to their road's poor condition. Signs in the village advertise the road as having the "deepest, longest, widest potholes in Wales."

Local farmer Donald Roberts, 76, explained that the potholes make it difficult for him to work, as he fears damaging his tractor. "It has come to this signage down the road to get some result," he said.

Tim Raddock, 57, says the road is "extremely bad" and the potholes keep growing because they are not maintained. Although the council has started repairs, he believes they are only half-finished.

Raddock acknowledges the council's financial challenges but appreciates that the signs have prompted action.