From: brass monkey on
Do residents get the chance to oppose speed bumps or do they simply appear?


From: Nick Finnigan on
brass monkey wrote:
> Do residents get the chance to oppose speed bumps or do they simply appear?
>

They used get a chance to comment on proposed traffic calming measures.
I'm not sure what the coalition attitude is.
From: Chris Bartram on
On 01/07/10 18:22, brass monkey wrote:
> Do residents get the chance to oppose speed bumps or do they simply appear?
>
>
My local council usually does a consultation, and then installs them
regardless.
From: brass monkey on

"Chris Bartram" <news(a)delete-me.piglet-net.net> wrote in message
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> On 01/07/10 18:22, brass monkey wrote:
>> Do residents get the chance to oppose speed bumps or do they simply
>> appear?
>>
>>
> My local council usually does a consultation, and then installs them
> regardless.

O terrific. It isn't a prob at the mo but I've refused to buy houses before
now if the street has bumps, they drive me to distraction.
If I suddenly found bumps outside I'd prolly do a Cumbria job on the
council.


From: Chris Bartram on
On 01/07/10 19:55, brass monkey wrote:
> "Chris Bartram"<news(a)delete-me.piglet-net.net> wrote in message
> news:i0imt0$qcf$1(a)news.eternal-september.org...
>> On 01/07/10 18:22, brass monkey wrote:
>>> Do residents get the chance to oppose speed bumps or do they simply
>>> appear?
>>>
>>>
>> My local council usually does a consultation, and then installs them
>> regardless.
>
> O terrific. It isn't a prob at the mo but I've refused to buy houses before
> now if the street has bumps, they drive me to distraction.
> If I suddenly found bumps outside I'd prolly do a Cumbria job on the
> council.
>
>
Move here if you're going to do that.