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We are petitioning to have the current speed of 60mph on Newliston Road entering and leaving Kirkliston REDUCED to 30mph up to and from the bridge about 500yrd away. Currently, the road afront of the nursery is a 60mph zone.
We have been speaking with several councilors who expressed their support to us to the end of 2008 but since then, have ignored any further comunication from us. We are hoping that with your support, signature and comments we can force the Edinburgh Council to TAKE ACTION before a child is killed!
Thank you in advancy for your support.
The momentum behind this plea has reached a level that demands attention from the local council. It is clear that the community feels strongly about the safety risks near the nursery, and this collective resolve is an essential step toward achieving the necessary speed reduction.
6 Comments
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Sarah Gupta
17 years ago
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60mph right by a nursery is insane. i drive this road every day and people fly past like its a highway. fix it now before someone gets hurt.
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Fiona Schmidt
17 years ago
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Ridiculous that the council is ignoring this. do they have to wait for a tragedy to happen first??
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Julie Chopra
17 years ago
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my wee boy goes there and im terrified every time i drop him off. slow the traffic down!
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Mark Reddy
17 years ago
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About time something was done about this. way too fast for a road with a nursery on it.
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Dave Preston
17 years ago
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Its a death trap waiting to happen. needs to be 30mph yesterday.
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Robert Cooper
17 years ago
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Common sense please. 60 is way too fast for that stretch.
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Thank you for visiting our petition.
We are petitioning to have the current speed of 60mph on Newliston Road entering and leaving Kirkliston REDUCED to 30mph up to and from the bridge about 500yrd away. Currently, the road afront of the nursery is a 60mph zone.
We have been speaking with several councilors who expressed their support to us to the end of 2008 but since then, have ignored any further comunication from us. We are hoping that with your support, signature and comments we can force the Edinburgh Council to TAKE ACTION before a child is killed!
Thank you in advancy for your support.
The momentum behind this plea has reached a level that demands attention from the local council. It is clear that the community feels strongly about the safety risks near the nursery, and this collective resolve is an essential step toward achieving the necessary speed reduction.
6 Comments
S
Sarah Gupta
17 years ago
Featured
60mph right by a nursery is insane. i drive this road every day and people fly past like its a highway. fix it now before someone gets hurt.
F
Fiona Schmidt
17 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous that the council is ignoring this. do they have to wait for a tragedy to happen first??
J
Julie Chopra
17 years ago
Featured
my wee boy goes there and im terrified every time i drop him off. slow the traffic down!
M
Mark Reddy
17 years ago
Featured
About time something was done about this. way too fast for a road with a nursery on it.
D
Dave Preston
17 years ago
Featured
Its a death trap waiting to happen. needs to be 30mph yesterday.
R
Robert Cooper
17 years ago
Featured
Common sense please. 60 is way too fast for that stretch.
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60mph right by a nursery is insane. i drive this road every day and people fly past like its a highway. fix it now before someone gets hurt.