Summary
A farming family in Northumberland, England, claims the road to their home has become almost impossible to use. The Byatt family says the road is deteriorating despite repeated repairs, making their farm nearly unreachable for deliveries and visitors.
Key Facts
- The Byatt family lives in Upper Coquetdale, Northumberland, on Philhope Farm.
- Their road is described as one of the worst in the UK, with parts falling into the river Coquet.
- Delivery vans refuse to use the road, and visitors rarely come.
- The local council is doing repairs, but issues persist.
- The nearest village is 12 miles away, and the area lacks mains electricity.
- The road is vital for local residents and military access to the Otterburn Ranges.
- The council faces challenges due to plans to transport large quantities of timber along the road.
