Lunch-hour traffic in Victoria Terrace, Leamington, was disrupted when a lorry loaded

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Lunch-hour traffic in Victoria Terrace, Leamington, was disrupted when a lorry loaded

Lunch-hour traffic in Victoria Terrace, Leamington, was disrupted when a lorry loaded with empty milkbottles shed part of its load creating a considerable traffic hazard.
15th February 1969

Coventry Telegraph Archive
Mirrorpix
Leamington
England

Media ID 21385627

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