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Road-works in Eskbank Rd Dalkeith

A Freedom of Information request to Midlothian Council by stephen buggy

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stephen buggy

7 April 2008

Dear Sir or Madam,

I would like to know the number of times temporary traffic lights have been in place at the traffic light junction at Eskbank road and Buccleuch street, dalkeith. I would like this information for the last 3 years.

Yours faithfully,

stephen buggy

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Ian Thomson
Midlothian Council

7 May 2008

Dear Mr Baggy,

Request for Information under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 (FOISA) - Ref F/1033

I refer to your Freedom of Information Request to this Council received on 7 April 2008 requesting information regarding the use of temporary traffic signals at the Eskbank Road / Buccleuch Street junction for the three year period 7 April 2005 - 7 April 2008.

Records indicate that temporary traffic signals have been used on 5 occasions.

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Ian Thomson
Senior Consultant
Midlothian Council
Commercial Services - Roads
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