Rock sensation Sir Rod Stewart clearly had enough of the potholes near his Essex home, as he decided to fill them in himself over the weekend.
But while the council thanked Sir Rod for his “community spirit”, they warned that these actions could “put people at risk”.
Essex council criticised Sir Rod, 77, after he took it upon himself to fill the annoying potholes down his road since "nobody else could be bothered".After the star’s road repairs over the weekend, Essex County Council is now urging people not to conduct their own DIY roadworks.The warning comes after a video clip of Sir Rod Stewart went viral, where he could be seen fixing potholes with some pals.
Deciding to take matters into his own hands, the musician gathered a bunch of his friends to work on the uneven road. Sir Rod claimed that Sheering Lower Road, which is close to his 46-acre Durrington House estate, is covered in potholes.The singer noted that his Ferrari was unable to get through due to the damage and a number of residents were also reportedly unable to drive down the road.He insisted he was carrying out the repair work himself because "nobody else could be bothered to do it".But Essex County Council, which is responsible for the maintenance and repair of Essex roads, said citizens could be “at risk” if they tried to fix the roads themselves.
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