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Victory in crossings bid



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TWO sets of pedestrian crossings are to be installed on a Granton road after years of local pressure.
Residents have long called for safety measures on the busy Lower Granton Road.

Councillors at the council's transport committee have approved plans to install two crossings, flashing speed signs and a reconstructed pavement at a cost of more than £300,000.





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  • Last Updated: 10 May 2008 11:49 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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Douglas,

Bathgate 10/05/2008 18:39:09
At £150,000 each I can see that I need to be in the pedestrian crossing construction game.
2

Douglas,

Bathgate 10/05/2008 18:39:29
At £150,000 each I can see that I need to be in the pedestrian crossing construction game.
3

Douglas,

Bathgate 10/05/2008 18:39:55
Oh aye, and this website still sooks

 

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