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Powerlines gone from Two Wells main street

Pictured on the main street are Tom Jones (APC director infrastructure and environment), Scott Woodcock (APC manager operations), James Miller (APC CEO), David Paton (APC Acting Mayor) and Jo & Co’s Allan Majetic as works continued, with Vince Josephs and Sam the dog in the excavator. (Supplied)

The latest step in upgrading Two Wells' main street is complete following the undergrounding of powerlines recently. Power was moved […]

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