Essential Feature
Speed Activated Signs
The Parish Council
has set its budget
for the forthcoming
year. When we
speak to residents,
we appreciate how
significant an issue
speeding traffic can
be in certain parts
of our village.
That is why we
have ring-fenced
money
to
try
and address this
problem, through the purchase of
speed activated signs. These signs can
be placed at strategic locations where
speeding is a problem, to warn drivers
on the approach that they are over the
limit. Speed activated signs have worked
successfully in neighbouring villages like
Hollins Green and Croft, and we are keen
to replicate that success here. We are also
on the lookout for any local businesses
who may be willing to sponsor the signs,
so that we can purchase additional units.
The signs are movable, so do not have
to remain fixed in one location and
can be transferred between streets when
issues arise. If you or your company
would be interested in helping to make
a real difference by sponsoring the
speed activated signs, please get in touch
with Mike Durrington, Clerk to the
Parish Council, who can provide more
information.
Warrington Charities Trust provides
grant-aid to enable such charitable
activities which benefit the quality of
life for the residents and communities
within the Borough of Warrington.
The trust provides grants of up to £750
in the Summer and at Christmastime.
Application Forms for grant-aid
are available on request, by post,
telephone from Warrington Charities
Trust, 112 Aitken Hall, University
of Chester (Warrington) Crab Lane,
Warrington WA2 ODB
Telephone 01925 534357 or through
our Web Site : Warrington Charities
Trust. The closing date for applications
is 28th May 2015 and 29th October
2015.
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