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Speed change on Farndon Rd 'a small price to pay' - resident
The Hastings District Council has proposed to drop the speed limit back down to 80km/h.
The Hastings District Council has proposed to drop the speed limit back down to 80km/h.
Huge public input into speed changes.
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