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12/3/2023 at 8:49pm
Location: Cheshire
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They do have a tendency to close on "Health and Safety" grounds. The best (oddest) I experienced recently was a road closure outside my own house, with an eight, yes 8 mile diversion. A manhole cover had collapsed at the side of a one mile stretch of normal country road, requiring the cover to be coned off. The road normally allowed trucks to easily pass each other. The whole thing was the size of a parked moped at the side of the road. Unfortunately (!) the road closed signs got run over shortly after they were erected by a passing John Deere tractor or three. Based on the council's logic we will soon need temporary traffic lights if we break down and have to wait for the AA.
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] in no uncertain terms.... made me chuckle 
via mobile 05/3/2023 at 10:24pm
