Sliema Strand structure removed after Planning Authority notice
A tent, tables and chairs placed on public land on the Strand in Sliema were removed on 6 October after Planning Authority enforcement notice EC/122/26.
Kunsill Lokali Tas-Sliema
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A tent, tables and chairs placed on public land on the Strand in Sliema were removed on 6 October after Planning Authority enforcement notice EC/122/26.
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