Community Speedwatch
Community Speed Watch – Could You Help Keep Our Roads Safer?
Our Community Speed Watch (CSW) Area Organiser has recently received a welcome increase in applications from several local parishes. This is fantastic progress for improving road safety across our communities.
However, a number of villages still have no active CSW volunteers. A regular CSW presence has been shown to reduce vehicle speeds, encourage safer driving, and support the wellbeing of residents.
“A visible Speed Watch team genuinely slows drivers down – your involvement can make a real difference.”
If you’re interested in volunteering or would like to learn more about how CSW works, you can find full details and register here:
👉 https://communityspeedwatch.org/FRONT-v2-Register.php
How Community Speed Watch Works
- When CSW volunteers record a speeding vehicle, the registered keeper receives a written advisory notice.
- Should the same vehicle be recorded three times, a PCSO or Police Constable will make a follow‑up visit to discuss the issue directly.
- A record of this visit is then kept on file.
Volunteers receive full training, and even a small amount of time can make a big difference to road safety in your area.
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26 February 2026
Community Speedwatch Needs Volunteers!
Community Speedwatch groups in our area are desperately in need of volunteers who can spare just an hour or two each month.
If you’d like to play a part in keeping your community safe and helping to reduce speeding in our neighbourhoods, please consider joining. Full guidance and support are provided.
Register your interest here:
https://communityspeedwatch.org/FRONT-v2-Register.phpTogether, we can help make our roads safer for everyone.