Bad Bollards

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We’re calling on residents to help us identify bollards on footpaths which may be problematic for cyclists, or for other users such as those with prams, motorised wheelchairs or runners. The data provided by the community will be collated and Council staff will undertake a program of investigating each site to determine which bollards should be removed.

Please register with Your Say Randwick to use our interactive map to pin point bollards behaving badly across Randwick City. To start, click on "Go to map" at the bottom of this page. You can also join our discussion forum to tell us more!

We’re calling on residents to help us identify bollards on footpaths which may be problematic for cyclists, or for other users such as those with prams, motorised wheelchairs or runners. The data provided by the community will be collated and Council staff will undertake a program of investigating each site to determine which bollards should be removed.

Please register with Your Say Randwick to use our interactive map to pin point bollards behaving badly across Randwick City. To start, click on "Go to map" at the bottom of this page. You can also join our discussion forum to tell us more!

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  • Bollards behaving badly

    almost 7 years ago
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