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Re-open Park Bridge to Light Vehicles

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Susan McPherson
6 years ago

Irvinemuir Park Drumoak AB31 5BF Please reopen this bridge to reunite the communities of Durris and Drumoak and help prevent longer car journeys

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Anonymous
6 years ago

James Gregory Road AB31 5DY

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Julie
6 years ago

Please! Save this bridge for locals and others to use and restore another piece of history.

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Cory Amundrud
6 years ago

14Sunnyside Crescent, AB315EG

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jonathan Brown
6 years ago

This has to be fixed!!

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Willie Garner
6 years ago

Important link between Drumoak and Durris

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ian gould
6 years ago

This is an essential amenity and important river crossing to avoid long journeys. Also an enhancement to the area's beauty and gives access to Deeside line for locals. IM Gould Woodlands of Durris AB31 6BH

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Malcolm McPherson
6 years ago

An important link between Durris and Drumoak and beneficial to environment by reducing excess mileage travelled

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Fiona Wood
6 years ago

Keithmuir Road, AB31 5EB

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Charles Clark
6 years ago

Drum Cottage Drumoak AB31 5AE

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Rebecca Reid
6 years ago

1 School Brae Drumoak

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Important bridge for the locals of Durris and Drumoak

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Woodend Durris Banchory AB31 6BU

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Steve aitken
6 years ago

I petition for the park bridge to be opened to light traffic.

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Trudi Tweedie
6 years ago

James Gregory Road,Drumoak

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Janice Gove
6 years ago

Essential bridge is reopened to light traffic connect Drumoak and durris communities.

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Richard Wood
6 years ago

Address: West Reidford Drumoak Aberdeenshire AB31 5AU

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Joan Cordier
6 years ago Featured

As we live on the south Deeside Road, it is a pivotal link to gain access to the North Deeside Road for onward travel without incurring backward miles. We also miss out on the activities in Drumoak and Peterculter as the extra miles make it too far

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Ian Fegen
6 years ago

5 Sunnyside Lane, Drumoak, AB31 5EJ

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Teresa MCcaffery
6 years ago

40 erskine Street AB24 3nq. Communication between communities should not be disrupted unnecessarily