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Out doing some hill sprints at Camperdown where I run and cycle weekly. Every time I’ve passed this summer I’ve seen no one on the courts here. Similar situation when I pass the courts at Fairmuir where I played often. Now the city council can’t be blamed. They’ve installed...

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