19th December, 2010
Dear Editor Danny Dorling is quite right (Telegraph 9.12.10). Reducing the speeds on Sheffield’s residential roads to 20mph could drastically reduce the number of deaths and serious injuries on our … Full Story »
11th July, 2010
The Green Party welcomed the report to the Highways Committee, but will continue to campaign for a city-wide 20mph limit on all residential roads. Cllr Jillian Creasy said,”Green Councillors put … Full Story »
17th January, 2010
We are pleased this important issue is to be considered by the
Highways Committee. Progress seems painfully slow. Meanwhile over 200
people are killed or seriously injured on our roads each year. Full Story »
11th January, 2010
The Green Party is continuing to push for the Council to introduce a 20 mile an hour speed limit in residential areas of the city. Green activist Rob Unwin will … Full Story »
22nd December, 2009
Sheffield Green Party has told the City Council that its pedestrian strategy should emphasise the need for lower traffic speed limits, to encourage people to walk more. The Greens point … Full Story »
22nd December, 2009
“As a parent of two small children I successfully campaigned for traffic calming on my street. But it took years. In Sheffield we still suffer from over 200 serious road … Full Story »
28th October, 2009
The Green Party will put in a motion to the next council meeting asking for a city-wide twenty mile per hour speed limit on residential roads. The motion is in … Full Story »
21st April, 2009
Responding to today’s announcement of a government consultation on reducing speed limits in residential areas and around schools, the Green Party has called for the government to show greater courage … Full Story »