Reinstate a School Crossing Patrol Officer outside Llanishen Fach Primary School
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Such an important part of ensuring children get to the school safely. Please reconsider.
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RAchel dite
7 years ago
Keep the children safe on a fast and busy road
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Anonymous
7 years ago
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Walking to school is encouraged at council level and School level. Why then has an existing safety measure “the lollipop person” been removed. To facilitate safe walking to school this should be reinstated immediately.
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Shelagh Middlehurst
7 years ago
A crossing is essential to avoid an accident just waiting to happen. Think of the children and be sensible please.
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Caroline Huntley
7 years ago
Please for the safety of so many children keep our school crossing
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Lydia Burt
7 years ago
The road outside the School is so dangerous without the lollipop person especially as many of years 5&6 walk home on their own.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Definitely needed!
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R
7 years ago
Council needs to review its decision. Their decision has put children at risk on this busy road.
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Cath lee
7 years ago
This is crazy the school is on a busy bus route passing right outside the school. It's an accident waiting to happen. Please reinstate the crossing patrol.
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Kathryn Morgan
7 years ago
Please reinstate this important role at the school
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Heather
7 years ago
Our school deserves and should have our lollipop man back our children’s dafty should come first
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Pauline Diamond
7 years ago
What will it take to get it reinstated... a child knocked down or heaven forbid a fatality !! Protect our children/grandchildren ... where is the duty of care of this council
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Rachel Evans
7 years ago
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The children need support to cross the road safely in order to foster their independence and confidence - especially younger children. Drivers are more likely to see and to stop for a lolly pop man/lady than a child or parent attempting the cross the road with no signage.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Plz get a crossing person
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carol coleman
7 years ago
The school is on a busy road and there is definitely a need for a lollypop man. Having done the job myself for 11 years on Heol y Deri, near Rhiwbina Primary School I understand how difficult it can be for parents/grandparents to cross safely with small children and sometimes added pushchairs. I collect my grandchildren from Llanishen Fach primary and understand the need for a crossing patrol. I hope the council will re-instate the position a.s.a. p.
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Majd Al Shamaa
7 years ago
I can’t believe that the council are putting our children’s life’s at risk without consultation or notice. Shame on them.
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Liena Abulaban
7 years ago
Dangerous road to cross with my kids going into and out of school. Just hope everyone keeps safe.
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Edward Williams
7 years ago
Without a crossing guard an accident is inevitable, it is as simple as that. Anyone who has crossed Heol Uchaf at school drop off/collection times when there hasn’t been a crossing guard present will know this. I know there are pressures on council budgets, but this is just reckless. Please reinstate a traffic guard ASAP.
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Ceri Reed
7 years ago
Safety first!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Definitely need a safe crossing for Llanishen Fach School. I live on this road and know how busy it has become over recent years. Don’t want anything happening to the young children attending the school.
Such an important part of ensuring children get to the school safely. Please reconsider.
Keep the children safe on a fast and busy road
Walking to school is encouraged at council level and School level. Why then has an existing safety measure “the lollipop person” been removed. To facilitate safe walking to school this should be reinstated immediately.
A crossing is essential to avoid an accident just waiting to happen. Think of the children and be sensible please.
Please for the safety of so many children keep our school crossing
The road outside the School is so dangerous without the lollipop person especially as many of years 5&6 walk home on their own.
Definitely needed!
Council needs to review its decision. Their decision has put children at risk on this busy road.
This is crazy the school is on a busy bus route passing right outside the school. It's an accident waiting to happen. Please reinstate the crossing patrol.
Please reinstate this important role at the school
Our school deserves and should have our lollipop man back our children’s dafty should come first
What will it take to get it reinstated... a child knocked down or heaven forbid a fatality !! Protect our children/grandchildren ... where is the duty of care of this council
The children need support to cross the road safely in order to foster their independence and confidence - especially younger children. Drivers are more likely to see and to stop for a lolly pop man/lady than a child or parent attempting the cross the road with no signage.
Plz get a crossing person
The school is on a busy road and there is definitely a need for a lollypop man. Having done the job myself for 11 years on Heol y Deri, near Rhiwbina Primary School I understand how difficult it can be for parents/grandparents to cross safely with small children and sometimes added pushchairs. I collect my grandchildren from Llanishen Fach primary and understand the need for a crossing patrol. I hope the council will re-instate the position a.s.a. p.
I can’t believe that the council are putting our children’s life’s at risk without consultation or notice. Shame on them.
Dangerous road to cross with my kids going into and out of school. Just hope everyone keeps safe.
Without a crossing guard an accident is inevitable, it is as simple as that. Anyone who has crossed Heol Uchaf at school drop off/collection times when there hasn’t been a crossing guard present will know this. I know there are pressures on council budgets, but this is just reckless. Please reinstate a traffic guard ASAP.
Safety first!
Definitely need a safe crossing for Llanishen Fach School. I live on this road and know how busy it has become over recent years. Don’t want anything happening to the young children attending the school.