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Roundabout on Silk Road at the end of Bollington Road
Sent to Cheshire East Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 5305269.
The chevron signs have wooden posts, which is great. However there are some smaller posts for advertising which appear to be in metal and maybe set in concrete? This is dangerous. They are immovable should a vehicle hit them and therefore could cause grievous bodily harm to vehicle occupants and the vehicle. Please can you have these removed and ensure any signs be they for chevrons or other notices have wooden posts securing them.
Many thanks
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The asset you have reported is not part of the adopted highway network so the Council is unfortunately not responsible for its maintenance. You can search for the roads we maintain on our website: https://maps.cheshireeast.gov.uk/ ce/ adoptedroadsgazetteer/ Home.aspx
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