Council asks for residents to take care and be aware of the change of traffic conditions.
For further information call: 03 5832 9700.
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Change of Traffic Conditions at Welsford and Nixon Streets intersection
Posted on Friday 22nd of December, 2017,
Greater Shepparton City Council would like to advise the community that the traffic lights at Welsford Street and Nixon Streets are now operational.
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