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You can make a difference. Want to slow some drivers down? With the support of the police, you can. It's called Community Speedwatch and it's funded by TfL and staffed by at least one volunteer (you) and a policeman. He's called Kevin Phillips and he handles all the public relations.


The schedule for July is attached but Kevin will investigate any suggestions you have and change dates and times to suit his volunteers. There's more details about the administrative background here: https://southwarkcyclists.org.uk/66-in-a-20mph-zone/ To join in email Kevin on [email protected]. He will be pleased to hear from you.

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