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Rayners Lane red route set to become permanent after six-month trial

The red route through Rayners Lane is set to become permanent after Harrow Council approved the scheme following a six-month trial. The restrictions cover parts of Rayners Lane, Alexandra Avenue and Village Way East and were introduced last November in a bid to tackle double…

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