WA Main Roads denies sign destruction
Main Roads has denied removing signs protesting the proposed $1.6 billion Perth Freight Link from private property.
Fremantle MLA Simone McGurk said she had received reports a government worker had torn down a sign from a Palmyra home, which stated `save our castle'.
A Main Roads spokeswoman said officers had not removed the sign in question but confirmed six campaign signs had been removed from road reserves, bridges and trees in the area, after being deemed distracting to motorists.
"Main Roads does not condone the unauthorised removal of Rethink the Link campaign signs," the spokeswoman said.
Read more HERE at 9 News
Fremantle MLA Simone McGurk said she had received reports a government worker had torn down a sign from a Palmyra home, which stated `save our castle'.
A Main Roads spokeswoman said officers had not removed the sign in question but confirmed six campaign signs had been removed from road reserves, bridges and trees in the area, after being deemed distracting to motorists.
"Main Roads does not condone the unauthorised removal of Rethink the Link campaign signs," the spokeswoman said.
Read more HERE at 9 News
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