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J5 M25 - Let's Finish the Job

12.54.09pm BST (GMT +0100) Tue 16th Jun 2009

The Kent Lib Dem group is supporting the campaign to improve junction 5 of M25 at Chevening to allow connections in all directions.

Lib Dem Group Leader, Trudy Dean, said:

"A great deal of traffic in West Kent has to travel further than necessary because of the missing slip roads on this junction. Completing the junction would take traffic off the A228 and M20 and relieve many local villages including Borough Green of much through traffic. It's time to finish the job properly."

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