Lights are over due for this road as many school children need to cycle home in dusk and almost dark during the winter.
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Freda Hare
10 years ago
Brook End Weston Turville (nearRugby pClub) please put some lighting in this area as it is very Dangerous and Dark at night, before anymore Fatal accidents happen.
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Arran Hyland
10 years ago
I hope something like this never happens again. Dark streets should be lighted properly
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This stretch of road needs a path and lighting. I felt scared trying to walk my kids back from ARFC fireworks and other events. It's tragic that a young man needlessly lost his life. Let's not let his death be in vain. As a mum of a hit a run survivor I plead to all drivers to pay attention, drive to the conditions no matter what the speed limit, observe crossing patrols, pelican lights etc. If drivers were less selfish and more vigilant, many accidents could be prevented regardless of the road situation. My daughter was mown down when a driver ran a red light at a pelican crossing on the well lit Tring Road, there was no excuse. She was lucky. My thoughts and prayers are with Bens family.
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Sarah koumi
10 years ago
Avdc should show their residents the same love and support that our students at John Colet have shown each other this week and install street lighting, sort some pavement and slow that stretch of road. So proud of the students.
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Andrea Frost
10 years ago
A very fast road with no lighting . Poor provision for pedestrians.
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Kay Davis
10 years ago
In the hope that it will make Aylesbury safer place. x
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Paula Watkins
10 years ago
This was a very tragic accident and must never happen again - my thoughts are with the family and everyone who knew the poor lad xx
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John Cattermole
10 years ago
I did not know Ben but I'm so sorry his life was tragically cut short. I'm a parent and cannot find the right words...
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michelle leatherdale
10 years ago
So tragic, never understood why such a short stretch of road between 2 villages is so fast.
RIP.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
i didnt know ben but my heart goes out to bens family
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AKelly
10 years ago
As a teacher at JCS I have seen the suffering every day. I have also seen the love and support they have had for each other in their loss. Please never again. So, so proud of them all.
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Lisa Taylor
10 years ago
Ben was such a lovely lad. It's heartbreaking that his life has been lost.
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Anna rowley
10 years ago
So sad, I grew up in Weston Turville - that road was always a nightmare with people speeding through then, and still is now..
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Anonymous
10 years ago
We don't even cross that road anymore it's so dangerous. Cars going over 70mph
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Simon Icke
10 years ago
We needs lights near Aylesbury rugby club and beware people crossing road signs.
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David Rossiter
10 years ago
long overdue
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Keith Fensom
10 years ago
something has to be done and it has to be done quick - this accident was such a tragic loss of life - we cannot put anymore at risk.
Lights are over due for this road as many school children need to cycle home in dusk and almost dark during the winter.
Brook End Weston Turville (nearRugby pClub) please put some lighting in this area as it is very Dangerous and Dark at night, before anymore Fatal accidents happen.
I hope something like this never happens again. Dark streets should be lighted properly
This stretch of road needs a path and lighting. I felt scared trying to walk my kids back from ARFC fireworks and other events. It's tragic that a young man needlessly lost his life. Let's not let his death be in vain. As a mum of a hit a run survivor I plead to all drivers to pay attention, drive to the conditions no matter what the speed limit, observe crossing patrols, pelican lights etc. If drivers were less selfish and more vigilant, many accidents could be prevented regardless of the road situation. My daughter was mown down when a driver ran a red light at a pelican crossing on the well lit Tring Road, there was no excuse. She was lucky. My thoughts and prayers are with Bens family.
Avdc should show their residents the same love and support that our students at John Colet have shown each other this week and install street lighting, sort some pavement and slow that stretch of road. So proud of the students.
A very fast road with no lighting . Poor provision for pedestrians.
In the hope that it will make Aylesbury safer place. x
This was a very tragic accident and must never happen again - my thoughts are with the family and everyone who knew the poor lad xx
I did not know Ben but I'm so sorry his life was tragically cut short. I'm a parent and cannot find the right words...
So tragic, never understood why such a short stretch of road between 2 villages is so fast. RIP.
i didnt know ben but my heart goes out to bens family
As a teacher at JCS I have seen the suffering every day. I have also seen the love and support they have had for each other in their loss. Please never again. So, so proud of them all.
Ben was such a lovely lad. It's heartbreaking that his life has been lost.
So sad, I grew up in Weston Turville - that road was always a nightmare with people speeding through then, and still is now..
We don't even cross that road anymore it's so dangerous. Cars going over 70mph
We needs lights near Aylesbury rugby club and beware people crossing road signs.
long overdue
something has to be done and it has to be done quick - this accident was such a tragic loss of life - we cannot put anymore at risk.
its had to take Ben's life - no more please.
all lives are worth saving