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Edinburgh councillors reject plans to cut crossing guard posts at 17 city sites

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Edinburgh councillors have rejected plans to cut crossing guard posts at 17 city sites, despite some not having had a crossing patrol in over 20 years. Officers had put forward a report asking that councillors cut the posts due to the difficulty of hiring staff for the locations, many of which have not been staffed […] The post Edinburgh councillors reject plans to cut crossing guard posts at 17 city sites appeared first on The Edinburgh Reporte…

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Edinburgh councillors reject plans to cut crossing guard posts at 17 city sites

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