Still no 20mph review meeting

Still no 20mph review meeting

There is still no date for the first Member Advisory Group meeting at Worcestershire County Council to look at the current 20mph policy of the council. It is now over two years since the motion proposed by Councillor Matthew Jenkins calling for a review of the 20mph...
Still no 20mph review meeting

First meeting of county council 20mph review

The first meeting of the Worcestershire County Council review of the 20mph policy is set for the 6th of June. The current 20mph policy for the county council is inaccurate and completely out of date. We believe that communities can decide that “20’s Plenty...
20mph is value for money

20mph is value for money

Amongst urban and village improvement options, 20mph is top for cost effectiveness. It is wide area for the majority of streets to benefit all road users and travel modes. Casualties fall 20%[1], noise almost halves and active travel rises. Councils can afford it....
20mph helps children

20mph helps children

Children used to roam further than now. There’s COVID yes, but they still need go places alone. Traffic fear is key.  Wide 20mph limits enable kids to get out – to relatives, friends, parks, shops, play, walk, scoot and cycle.  Confident, sociable, independent,...