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Zebra crossing improves safety at Victoria St, Kyneton
A new zebra crossing is now operational in Victoria St, Kyneton with a crossing supervisor on duty to assist local students using the crossing. The infrastructure was funded through the TAC program “Towards Zero” campaign, whilst the extra supervisor was fully funded from Council’s 2019/20 Budget.
Council is pleased to provide these additional safety measures in response to requests from local school and community members.
“School crossing supervisors play an important role in helping children across the shire get to school safely,” said Angela Hughes, Director Planning and Environment.
“Council is pleased to add this additional Crossing Supervisor position to the 19 existing locations across the shire where our friendly team work diligently to keep our kids safe on their way to and from school.”
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32 things people in Liverpool want to do first when lockdown is lifted
From spending time with family to a night out in Mathew Street, people are already making plans
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People in Liverpool are already making plans for when lockdown is over
It s been a long time coming but if all goes to plan, we will finally be coming out of coronavirus lockdown on June 21 for the very last time.
Falling infection rates due to the third national lockdown and the Covid vaccination programme means there is hope for some normality to return to our lives this year. Earlier this week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled the government s roadmap with different phases designed to ease us out of lockdown safely.