I think his name was Ayris, PC to his mates! he lived down the road from me at the time. He used to sit in his little Ford Escort van outside the Poachers/Bakers Arms on Friday and Saturday nights. He seemed to keep things orderly.

speeding should be excess speeding late night,
NOT doing 31 in a 30 at 7am which is the only thing that seems to be given 

Priority.

Dave-R, what would your top 3 be?

Integra wrote: Malc   The NAG was represented at both Feast Day and Fun Night (approx 6000 in attendance each event) and also had questions included on the recent village survey whcih had a 30% plus return so villagers views are being heard/actioned.   Current top three issues are speeding, parking and anti social behaviour based on public concerns.

The village has around 14,000 people. How many responded to the questionnaire?

I saw and replied to the questionaire even though it was biased and loaded. Don't pretend you have the support of the 6000 people on Feast Day or the 2000 people on fun night. They were not there to support NAG.

People see a car driven up Market Place at night doing 70mph, of course they put speeding as a concern. NAG then manipulate this to say people want a 40mph speed limit on the A413.

Peoples top concern in the village is not drivers edging over 30mph on clear roads. Main concern is antisocial behaviour which includes uninsured drivers speeding at night in stolen cars. Not the same as speeding.

NAG is a danger to the ordinary people of the village as they claim to represent the majority but are speaking without authority.

The NAG will change their priorities when they feel that the previous have been addressed and resolved. The next NAG meeting is in April, this will be addressed then.

Edited by PCSO Brennan - 11 February 2010 at 4:06pm