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Published: 11:58 AM October 26, 2006    Updated: 9:23 PM February 22, 2021

PROPOSALS for an underpass between the Burns Road estate and Green Street were described as a non-starter after Herts County Council revealed that the scheme could cost £125,000.

PROPOSALS for an underpass between the Burns Road estate and Green Street were described as a "non-starter" after Herts County Council revealed that the scheme could cost £125,000.

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