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FOOTWAY SLURRY SEAL PROGRAMME 2007/08 Programme under construction Site No Village 1 Anstey 2 Anstey 3 Anstey 4 Anstey 5 Anstey 6 Anstey 7 Birstall 8 Birstall 9 Birstall 10 Birstall 11 Birstall 12 Birstall 13 Loughborough 14 Loughborough 15 Loughborough 16 Loughborough 17 Loughborough 18 Loughborough 19 Loughborough 20 Loughborough 21 Loughborough 22 Loughborough 23 Loughborough 24 Loughborough 25 Loughborough 26 Loughborough 27 Loughborough 28 Loughborough 29 Loughborough 30 Loughborough 31 Loughborough 32 Loughborough 33 Loughborough 34 Loughborough 35 Loughborough 36 Loughborough 37 Mountsorrel 38 Mountsorrel 39 Mountsorrel 40 Mountsorrel 41 Mountsorrel 42 Mountsorrel 43 Mountsorrel 44 Mountsorrel 45 Mountsorrel 46 Mountsorrel 47 Mountsorrel 48 Newtown Linford 49 Newtown Linford Page 1 50 Quorn 51 Sileby 52 Sileby 53 Syston 54 Syston 55 Syston 56 Syston 57 Thurmaston 58 Thurmaston 59 Thurmaston Page 2 APPENDIX D FOOTWAY SLURRY SEAL PROGRAMME 2007/08 CHARNWOOD DISTRICT Location Link Road (Bradgate Road to Dalby Road) Charles Drive Andrew Road King Williams Way Edward Street (Part) Nertherfield Road Briargate Drive Saltersgate Drive Harrowgate Drive Ludgate Close Knollgate Close Queensgate Drive Clowbridge Drive Wilstone Close Chelker Way Blithefield Avenue Rowbank Way Crosswood Close Afton Close Sywell Avenue Pevensey Road Durham Road Rockingham Road Oakham Close North Road Byron Street Extension Braddon Road Lyall Close Leslie Close Canning Way Gardner Close Knightthorpe Road Thorpe Hill Nottingham Road (Conneries to Ratcliffe Road) Deanside Drive Burbage Close Rothley Rd (School to Rothley village sign) Renning End Castle Road Long Furlong Fair Mead Cross Lane (Both sections) Rockhill Road Highfields Road Churchill Road Glebe Road Sileby Road (Slash Lane to S/Seal Joint) Grey Cresent Bradgate Road (Rural section, one side only to Anstey) Page 3 Church Lane (Near entrance to church yard) Cossington Road (Junction Charles Street to Chalfont Drive) Seagrave Road (Part) College Road University Road Melton Road (Junction Wanlip Road to Fosseway) Fosseway (Junction Melton Road to Wanlip Road) Melton Road (Junction Fosseway to Asda island) Highway Road Earls Way Page 4.

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