Ex-mayor John Watson says action needed to convince doubters, as councillor Tim Quilty receives caution from mayor Anna Speedie about comments made in relation to retired councillor Rodney Wangman

By Anthony Bunn
Updated December 11 2017 - 9:24pm, first published 7:37pm
Need to put runs on board: Former Wodonga mayor John Watson has welcomed the grassroots approach of Two Cities One Community, but he believes major investment success is needed to ensure its credibility among the doubters on the Border.
Need to put runs on board: Former Wodonga mayor John Watson has welcomed the grassroots approach of Two Cities One Community, but he believes major investment success is needed to ensure its credibility among the doubters on the Border.

FORMER Wodonga mayor John Watson believes scepticism over the Two Cities One Community plan will remain until big projects are secured by his city and Albury.

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