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Cllr Alistair Bradley (Labour leader of Chorley Council) and Cllr Alan Cullens (Conservative opposition group leader) discuss the hot topic of potholes during the Lancashire Post's election debate.
Cllr Alistair Bradley (Labour leader of Chorley Council) and Cllr Alan Cullens (Conservative opposition group leader) discuss the hot topic of potholes during the Lancashire Post's election debate.
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