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Your Village Needs You!

By Bleasby Parish Clerk Bleasby Parish Council

Monday, 16 December 2024

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One of the main issues raised by Bleasby villagers and also parents of children attending Bleasby School is speeding vehicles through the village. With narrow pavements, blind bends and plenty of cyclists and horse riders using our roads, a maximum speed of 30 miles per hour (outside school time) should be always observed but unfortunately is not always the case.

Several years ago, in response to their speeding problem on the A612, Thurgarton introduced Community Speedwatch which has proven a great success. It heightened awareness of the speed limit through the village and played an important evidential role for the introduction of 40mph buffer zones on the approaches to the village which in turn has helped reduce speed of vehicles through the village.

To similarly help address speeding in Bleasby, the parish council proposes to introduce our own Community Speedwatch scheme this year. For the scheme to work we need at least a dozen or so volunteers (aged 18 or over) from the community to come forward willing to commit a couple of hours a month to monitor traffic going through the village. Full training will be given by Notts police. There will be sessions scheduled for both weekdays and weekends so all will be welcome to take part. If you would like to register your interest in volunteering or would like to know more, please email [email protected].”

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Bleasby, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

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