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Armstrong calls for a major upgrade to border route
22nd February 2007, Page 12
22nd February 2007
Page 12
Page 12, 22nd February 2007
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Geography Of Scotland, Longtown, Anglo-scottish Border, Armstrong, A74(m) And M74 Motorways, Longtown, Cumbria
A CUMBRlAN operator and local councillor is calling for major improvements in the quality of a major road on the English/Scottish border, William Armstrong, owner of Longtown-based family business W Armstrong, is pushing for sweeping improvements to the road joining the A6071 after running from Longtown to Gretna and Springfield.
Armstrong says: 'This is the main route off the M74 into Gretna and it's used a lot by hauliers. There is subsidence, drains are collapsing and it needs to be totally resurfaced."
Armstrong, who recently has taken over as chair of Kirkandrewon-Esk parish council, says he will be pushing for Cumbria County Council to invest more money in improvements on the route.