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Look familiar? – Please return it to us

Last updated: 2017/10/27 at 10:03 AM
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We’re missing a road sign. Not just any sign…it’s a Grade 11 listed sign. An unusual surviving example of a 19 Century locally cast-iron sign-post, to be precise. And we’d like it back.

It was stolen recently from Hafod Road and it marks a by-road which runs from Rhostyllen (past Bersham Colliery) to Middle Sontley.

It has three distinct fingers indicating directions to Ruabon, Rhostyllen and Wrexham, and it was been repaired and redecorated only last year.

TELL US HOW YOU THINK WE SHOULD SAVE £13M. FILL-IN THE QUESTIONNAIRE NOW.

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The incident has been reported to the police, but any help you can give would be greatly appreciated.

We won’t be asking any questions – we just want it back. It’s part of Wrexham County Borough’s heritage, and we’d like it where it belongs.

If you know where it is please contact 01978 298760.

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