Council spends £12,000 replacing vandalised LTNs less than a month since installation
The county council has spent £12,000 replacing vandalised LTN bollards since they were introduced less than a month ago.
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The county council has spent £12,000 replacing vandalised LTN bollards since they were introduced less than a month ago.
Oxfordshire County Council has pledged to keep replacing Oxford's LTN bollards despite repeated vandalism.
ROAD closures for an annual road race, in addition to reduced speed limits on the A44 Woodstock Road for works on the North Oxford Corridor…
An Oxford councillor has slammed how the East Oxford LTNs as an 'appalling' betrayal of public trust.
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