Western Morning News, The › November 26, 2008
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Campaigners fighting plans to widen sections of a busy road are citing deeds which state no changes can be made until 21 years after the death of Princess Margaret.
Residents who are against Devon County Council's plans to widen sections of Topsham Road claim the covenant means alterations would have to wait until 2023, as the princess died in 2002.See the full content of this document
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Protesters Claim Royal Road Rights ; Campaigners Fighting Plans to Widen Sections of a Busy Road Are Citing Deeds Which State No Changes Can Be Made Until 21 Years After the Death of Princess Margaret.
As part of its recently unveiled pounds35 million congestion- busting scheme for Exeter, the counci...
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