Love locks to be removed

By Angela Thompson
Updated August 29 2012 - 10:02am, first published August 27 2012 - 11:20am
Tourists  check  out the many padlocks attached to the railings on the southern side of the Sea Cliff Bridge at Clifton. The locks –    symbols of  the permanency of relationships –  are  corroding   the bridge. Picture:  KIRK GILMOUR
Tourists check out the many padlocks attached to the railings on the southern side of the Sea Cliff Bridge at Clifton. The locks – symbols of the permanency of relationships – are corroding the bridge. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR

Owners of love locks on Sea Cliff Bridge have two weeks to remove them before authorities bring out the bolt cutters.

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