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Stones put up to stop illegal activity by cars on ancient Roman road

Summary by Ground News
Work has been completed along a byway that follows the Fosse Way, a Roman Road, at Brokenborough, between Malmesbury and Shipton Moyne. Large natural stone boulders have been installed to improve management of vehicles through the ford crossing and deter illegal activity by 4x4 vehicles.

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Stones put up to stop illegal activity by cars on ancient Roman road

Stones are being used to prevent illegal activity by 4x4 vehicles near Malmesbury.

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Gazette & Herald broke the news in United Kingdom on Friday, September 9, 2022.
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