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URGENT RESTORATION WORKS NEEDS AT PARADISE CENTER GROUND AHEAD OF SCHOOL SPORTS – BUXTON/FOULIS NDC CHAIRMAN

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The Chairman of the Buxton/Foulis Neighborhood Democratic Council has called for urgent rehabilitation of the Paradise playfield, citing a lack of funds. Restoration is needed ahead of upcoming school sports. Dacia Richards has more on this appeal.

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