Case Study
Fingerpost Restoration in Exmouth
Exmouth Town Council were awarded funding through the HMCEF to restore finger posts within the town.
The work involved the replacement of broken fingers, the restoration and painting of columns and the removal and re
This work has increased signposting for visitors and businesses within the town.
More case studies - Highway Maintenance Community Enhancement Fund (HMCEF)
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