Active travel measures in Poole vandalised

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Yellow sawdust is laid on a temporary modal filter in Ealing after oil was poured across the road

Yellow sawdust is laid on a temporary modal filter in Ealing after oil was poured across the road

Temporary active travel measures in Poole, Dorset, have been damaged in two separate cases of apparent vandalism. Experimental traffic measures at Whitecliff Road, including closing Keyhole Bridge to through traffic, have been damaged, said a Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Councilspokesman. 

“Following damage to plastic bollards at Keyhole Bridge caused by a vehicle illegally ignoring the ‘road closed’ sign and mounting the pavement, for obvious safety reasons these...

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