Closure of the Foot Tunnel in Chinbrook Meadows

          IMPORTANT MESSAGE ABOUT CLOSURE OF TUNNEL IN CHINBROOK MEADOWS

from the Chair of the Friends of Chinbrook Meadows

I have just had a note from Glendale to say the Network Rail will be closing the foot tunnel that goes under the railway over the next few days.

I know this will be a serious inconvenience to people who use this route regularly. The information I have says the tunnel will be closed between 10am and 4pm on Wednesday 30^th and Thursday 31^st this week.

Other information recently received - the railings and playground equipment will be re-painted over the next few months starting on Friday 1st June using community payback teams.

Anne Slater (Chair of Friends of Chinbrook Meadows)

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YET another telephone scam this one from TPS

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