There will be a meeting at West Offices at 18.00 on Tuesday 19 December about local policing. All are welcome.
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I thought that this was an interesting article posted on the website of the manufacturer – Tele-Traffic introduce the Community SpeedWatch Radar Device.
http://www.teletrafficuk.com/tele-traffic-introduce-the-community-speedwatch-radar-device/
What plans are there to deploy a unit on Acaster Lane, Sim Balk Lane or even in the 20 mph limit of Main Street?
Our Ward Councillor John Galvin is the one to ask about this sort of thing. I don’t think he visits here but his email is:
cllr.jgalvin@york.gov.uk
He was trying to set up a speed watch group – for more details about it, you could also attend the ward meetings – the next one is due to be in Bish, I think. It was discussed at some length at the last one. The location of the devices is rigidly fixed by NY Police; one cannot just deploy them where one wants.
John knows more about this.
HTH.