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Police arrest man after pursuit and crash - Dulwich Hill

Date Time Police arrest man after pursuit and crash – Dulwich Hill A man has been arrested after crashing into parked cars during a pursuit with police in Sydney’s Inner West overnight. About 9.40pm (Thursday 22 April 2021), officers from Inner West Police Area Command were patrolling Dulwich Hill, when they attempted to speak to the driver of a Volkswagen Polo, stopped at the intersection of New Canterbury and Constitution Roads, due to the manner of driving. The Volkswagen drove off, turning right into Constitution Road, before colliding with a parked Mazda CX9. The driver failed to stop and at the intersection of Denison Road, collided with a parked Mazda 3.

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LSC votes to slash reseal projects from 25 roads to 3

Premium Content Subscriber only The Livingstone Shire council has voted to slash a list of 25 roads to be resealed down to three. The council’s capital reseal program for the 2020/21 financial year was flagged to cost more than $565,000 with roads like Svendsen Road, Wood Street, Ferguson Street, Casuarina Ave, and others to be resealed. Executive director for infrastructure Michael Kriedemann said the evaluations for these roads took place in 2018, and that’s when it was decided when these roads might need to be sealed in the future. But upon further inspection, Mr Kriedemann said they did not need to be sealed in the upcoming financial year.

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St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight

Article content St. Clair Township council has directed its staff to study the options of reducing lanes, installing a pedestrian crosswalk or installing traffic lights at the Corunna intersection of Hill and Queen Streets. Responding on April 19 to a report created by the township’s co-ordinator of engineering Paul daSilva –in response to correspondence received by the township last November from residents who expressed concern about the dangers of the intersection – Coun. Pat Brown moved a motion that instructed township staff to engage in a full traffic study at the intersection. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

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St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight

St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight
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St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight

St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight
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