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Money meant to ease congestion spent on link road
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Money meant to ease congestion spent on link road
Money earmarked to alleviate traffic on some of Congleton’s busiest highways was instead spent on the link road, Cheshire East Council has confirmed. Documents unearthed by the “Chronicle” have revealed that £850,000 originally planned for improvements to the A34 and Rood Hill was pooled into an £89 million pot spent on Wolstenholme Elmy Way. The funds were part of a £1,178,358 contribution of s106 money – an amount given to the council by devel…
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