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Footway improvements on Randolph Avenue

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Friday, 26 April, 2019
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Works have started on replacing the pavements on Randolph Avenue between Sutherland Avenue and Clifton Road. Both sides will be replaced over the coming months. It is a large area and home to many residents within the ward. This was one of the projects nominated by your ward councillors and, while works like this can be disruptive, the final result will be worth waiting for. We have ensured that no more than ten resident parking bays at a time will be suspended.

Works will also be done to replace a section of footway on Maida Avenue between number 11 and the Catholic Apostolic Church.

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