The four roads will be upgraded with funds from the state government's Drought Stimulus Package.

Updated July 17 2019 - 7:55pm, first published 11:29am
Welcome news: Singleton Council general manager Jason Linnane, Singleton mayor Sue Moore, Deputy Premier John Barilaro and Upper Hunter MP Michael Johnsen on Wednesday.
Welcome news: Singleton Council general manager Jason Linnane, Singleton mayor Sue Moore, Deputy Premier John Barilaro and Upper Hunter MP Michael Johnsen on Wednesday.

Sections of Glendonbrook, Elderslie, Cessnock and Lemington Roads will be upgraded as a result of a $4.25 million grant from the state government's Drought Stimulus Package.

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