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A83 at Rest and be Thankful suffers new landslip during closure

Scotland s most notorious road which was forced out of action for safety reasons for a third day has been subject to a new landslip, it has emerged.

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A83 at Rest and be Thankful out of action for third high alert day

SCOTLAND s most notorious road has been forced out of action for safety reasons for a third day.

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A83 at Rest and be Thankful gets pre-Xmas shutdown over landslip fears

Scotland s most notorious road is to shut just before Christmas over new landslip safety fears.

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A83 at Rest & be Thankful: Disquiet over safety plan after landslips

CONCERNS have surfaced over the effectiveness of plans to protect motorists on Scotland s most notorious road after seven landslips brought the…

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A83 at Rest and be Thankful: Don t travel warning after landslides

SCOTLAND s most notorious road was hit by 2000 tonnes of debris caused by seven landslips a day after it was shut down for safety reasons.

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