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Railings on Clayton Bypass outside Congleton McDonald's damaged

By Tom Avery 4th Nov 2020

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Local News by Tom Avery 4th Nov 2020

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(Image by Cheshire East Highways)

(Image by Cheshire East Highways)

(Image by Cheshire East Highways)

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Railings on Clayton Bypass outside McDonald's were damaged in September.

The damage took place between 21 and 26 September.

A Cheshire East Highways spokesperson said: "If you witnessed the damaged or have any information, please call us on 0300 123 5020 to help us reclaim this costs."

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