'It's an advertisement for the town': the $137 million New England Highway Bypass of Scone project speeding ahead

Caitlin Reid
Updated July 9 2019 - 10:57am, first published July 8 2019 - 1:59pm
SPEEDING AHEAD: RMS Project Manager Mark Cure, Upper Hunter Shire Mayor Wayne Bedggood, RMS Regional Director Anna Zycki, Upper Hunter MP Michael Johnsen, Upper Hunter Shire General Manager Steve McDonald and Daracon Project Manager Justin Foot standing on the New England Highway Bypass of Scone on Monday.
SPEEDING AHEAD: RMS Project Manager Mark Cure, Upper Hunter Shire Mayor Wayne Bedggood, RMS Regional Director Anna Zycki, Upper Hunter MP Michael Johnsen, Upper Hunter Shire General Manager Steve McDonald and Daracon Project Manager Justin Foot standing on the New England Highway Bypass of Scone on Monday.

THE opposite of turning away local business, Upper Hunter Shire Mayor Wayne Bedggood believes the New England Highway Bypass of Scone is "an advertisement for the town".

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Caitlin Reid

Caitlin Reid

Journalist

Caitlin Reid is a journalist at the Northern Daily Leader, focussing on a range of topics including Tamworth Regional Council, education, property and entertainment. To get in touch, email caitlin.reid@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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