Compliance with new lower speed limit outside Market Drayton secondary school is 'almost non-existent'
Concerns have been raised about a "lack of compliance" with a new speed limit outside Market Drayton's secondary school that was introduced to improve safety for children.
In April a 20mph speed limit was introduced along Stafford Street and Grove Gardens as part of a programme to "improve road safety" outside The Grove School and Sixth Form.
It came after a public consultation by Shropshire Council in January. School bosses, residents and civic leaders also threw their weight behind the scheme.
However, at a Police Partnership Panel Meeting between civic leaders and local police on Tuesday, June 10, concerns were rasied that motorists are not abiding by the new speed limit.
Notes from the meeting stated there has been a "lack of compliance" with the new speed limits outside The Grove School.
