Calne police identify locations for speed enforcement

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 18:03 · Archive

Police in Calne are identifying locations for speed checks and enforcement after receiving over 90 survey responses about speeding.

Police in Calne are identifying locations for speed checks and enforcement following more than 90 responses to a speeding survey conducted by the local policing team. The plans are part of the local policing team's weekly update on activity in the town.

Local officers continue to patrol areas near local schools including School Road and Isis Close both to keep children safe and to monitor parking concerns. The team recently met with Rural Crime Coordinator Emily Thomas to discuss trailer theft and other rural crime issues, and obtained trailer security marking kits.

The force has urged anyone with information about criminal incidents to contact them via 101 or online, or by calling 999 in an emergency. Anyone who has experienced or witnessed a hate crime can also report it via the force's website, by calling 101, or by calling 999 in an emergency.

How it is being reported

• Police to lie in wait for speeding drivers across townPolice are in the process of identifying locations for speed checks and enforcement in Calne.Wiltshire Times · 21 Oct, 16:41
• Police to lie in wait for speeding drivers across townPolice are in the process of identifying locations for speed checks and enforcement in Calne.Gazette & Herald · 21 Oct, 16:41

In this story: Calne · Wiltshire · Emily Thomas · School Road · Isis Close

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