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Frome’s Missing Links and Frome Town Council ready to roll

August 2, 2017
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In anticipation of Frome’s Missing Link’s volunteers constructing safe cycle and walking routes in and around Frome, Frome-based training company SLTS (South West) Limited and Frome Town Council have kindly provided training in the use of ride-on rollers.

Two Missing Links volunteers and four Frome Town Council rangers successfully completed the three-day course.  Sydenhams Hire in Frome are kindly providing the rollers for path construction.

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