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Title: Puffin crossing for Great Ashby Way
Petition Overview: During school run times it has become apparent that we need a puffin crossing. Today (14th/11) a 4 year old girl was almost run over by a car travelling at speeds in excess of 50mph. This is unacceptable. We need to keep our children safe. Please sign this petition to have traffic calming measures put in place before a child dies!!
Relevant Area(s): Not Specified
Opening Date: 12/03/2015
closing Date: 18/05/2015
Signatures: 171
Petitioner Name: Kirstie Grundy

Following receipt of this petition, The local County Council Member has agreed to spend a proportion of his Highways Locality Budget to develop a feasibility report in to the provision of a crossing on Great Ashby Way. This feasibility report will look at speed and traffic volumes along Great Ashby Way and make recommendations appropriate to the information gleaned. Work should start within this feasibility report in this financial year.

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