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.