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The Guildford National Trust River Wey walk that passes two pubs with outdoor seating
Here are the details of the route and where you may be able enjoy a refreshing drink along the River Wey
Stoke Lock on the River Wey Navigation features on the walk (Image: Grahame Larter/SurreyLive)
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– Cold Spring Lane at Wabash Avenue - Effective Monday, November 9
th both Cold Spring Lane and Wabash Avenue will be narrowed to ONE LANE EACH WAY until approximately mid-August 2021. The traffic signal at the intersection will be re-timed to alternate the street and the direction of travel that gets by.
Baltimore City: SANITARY SEWER REPLACEMENT -
Falls Road between Chestnut Avenue (south of Clipper Mill Road, near Mill No. 1 and Maryland Avenue is CLOSED until SUMMER 2021.
Possible alternate routes include Maryland Avenue for SOUTHBOUND traffic, Charles Street for NORTHBOUND traffic or I-83/Jones Falls Expressway.
The Jones Falls Trail remains OPEN.
– Cold Spring Lane at Wabash Avenue - Effective Monday, November 9
th both Cold Spring Lane and Wabash Avenue will be narrowed to ONE LANE EACH WAY until approximately mid-August 2021. The traffic signal at the intersection will be re-timed to alternate the street and the direction of travel that gets by.
Baltimore City: SANITARY SEWER REPLACEMENT -
Falls Road between Chestnut Avenue (south of Clipper Mill Road, near Mill No. 1 and Maryland Avenue is CLOSED until SUMMER 2021.
Possible alternate routes include Maryland Avenue for SOUTHBOUND traffic, Charles Street for NORTHBOUND traffic or I-83/Jones Falls Expressway.
The Jones Falls Trail remains OPEN.
Some New South Wales restaurants and bars are offering residents the chance to double the value of their Dine & Discover vouchers.
Under the NSW Government stimulus package, adults aged over 18 are eligible for four $25 vouchers. Two can be used at hospitality venues, such as cafes or restaurants, while two can be redeemed on entertainment or recreation activities.
The program has been touted as a major economic stimulus program to encourage people to supposed local businesses impacted by coronavirus.
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The NSW Dine & Discover program was launched to help businesses hit by the coronavirus pandemic.(Getty)
Now Sydney outlets owned by hospitality companies Australian Venue Co and The Sydney Collective are offering to double the value of any dining voucher used at their bars and restaurants.