DASH, Deli-licious and street resurfacing, Bridgend
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DASH, Deli-licious and street resurfacing, Bridgend
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 30 Mar 2014
On a Sunday in late March 2014, Nolton Street in Bridgend town centre is closed to traffic during resurfacing work. DASH behind the barriers is the acronym of the Drugs & Alcohol Self-Help Group. The window on the left shows some prices at Deli-licious.
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Image Location
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51.503194
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