Hi Cindy
This is a copy of Geraint Jones' email.
Flintshire County Council, North Wales Police and Penyffordd Community Council
continue to take a very cavalier attitude to our village safety.
At the meeting on the 2nd of May 2007 in front of 12 people Flintshire Highways promised to contact Penyffordd Primary School headmistress to fill in route to school forms for funding. This was never carried out.
Penyffordd councillors remain highly negligent. The school governors amongst them hold positions which are untenable
regards Colin
Over 1000 speeders everyday on a major route to school.
----- Original Message -----
From: Geraint_Jones
To:
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 9:22 AM
Subject: Safe Routes - Penyffordd Juniors
> Dear Mr Colin Hughes,
>
> I refer to your general enquiry regarding the above.
>
> For your information Penyffordd Junior school featured in the above
> initiative in June, 2003. This involved a consultation meeting
> with the Headteacher, Chair of Governors, Parent Governor, Local Members,
> Council Officers and a representative from the N.W. Police.
>
> As a result new signage was provided on the approach to the school and the
> 'school keep clear' zigzag markings were made mandatory.
> Also, a zebra crossing facility was installed on Hawarden Road near the
> Junction Corwen Road (by Scouts Hut).
>
> The initiative is now called Safe Routes in Communities programme and any
> schemes identified must be supported by School Travel Plans before any
> bid can be considered for funding by the Welsh Assembly Government.
>
> There are no immediate schemes being considered for Penyffordd Junior
> school. However should any scheme(s) be identified as a result of a Travel
> Plan being
> submitted by the school, these will need to be prioritised in conjunction
> with other Flintshire schools.
>
> I hope the above information clarifies the situation.
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Geraint, Senior Road Safety Officer
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