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Road resurfacing across the Ward

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Sunday, 31 March, 2019
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Howley Place

Howley Place and Park Place Villas (between Maida Avenue and St. Mary’s Terrace) were resurfaced at the end of February. We also arranged for a section of Warwick Avenue between Clifton Villas and Formosa Street to be resurfaced.

We will put details of the plans for resurfacing and pavement improvements for 2019/20 in our next newsletter. If there are roads or pavements that you would like to nominate for improvements or if you would like to contact us regarding emergency repairs, please email us.

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