

Reduce speeding through Our Village of Pittington
The Issue
Speeding throughout the village of Pittington has increased over the past year. Despite the 30 mph speed limit, speed humps, and chicane, this issue persists and has resulted in numerous road traffic accidents. This situation is escalating, making it more dangerous for residents, particularly when crossing the roads or accessing the village school and the village hall. Our community's safety is at risk, and we need to come together to address this growing problem.
One of the most alarming aspects of this issue is not just the growing number of accidents but the increasing severity of these incidents. Families feel less safe letting their children walk to school or the village hall alone, and the elderly are particularly vulnerable when crossing streets. This loss of safety affects the core of community life. A village should be a safe haven, a place where everyone feels secure in going about their daily activities.
Current measures, such as the existing speed limits and traffic calming installations, have proven insufficient. We urgently need additional solutions to enforce stricter compliance and enhance road safety. Potential solutions could include increasing police patrols during peak hours, installing additional speed cameras at strategic locations, and implementing community-based speed watch initiatives. These actions could significantly deter reckless driving and promote adherence to the speed limits established to protect all our residents.
We have witnessed firsthand the devastating impact that speeding in our village can have. The emotional and physical toll on those involved in accidents cannot be overstated. By signing this petition, you are supporting a call to action that seeks to safeguard our streets, protect our children, and restore peace to our neighborhoods.
Please join us in advocating for these necessary changes to make Pittington and Littletown safer places for everyone. Sign the petition today and help us bring about the change we desperately need.
Jodie and Helen

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The Issue
Speeding throughout the village of Pittington has increased over the past year. Despite the 30 mph speed limit, speed humps, and chicane, this issue persists and has resulted in numerous road traffic accidents. This situation is escalating, making it more dangerous for residents, particularly when crossing the roads or accessing the village school and the village hall. Our community's safety is at risk, and we need to come together to address this growing problem.
One of the most alarming aspects of this issue is not just the growing number of accidents but the increasing severity of these incidents. Families feel less safe letting their children walk to school or the village hall alone, and the elderly are particularly vulnerable when crossing streets. This loss of safety affects the core of community life. A village should be a safe haven, a place where everyone feels secure in going about their daily activities.
Current measures, such as the existing speed limits and traffic calming installations, have proven insufficient. We urgently need additional solutions to enforce stricter compliance and enhance road safety. Potential solutions could include increasing police patrols during peak hours, installing additional speed cameras at strategic locations, and implementing community-based speed watch initiatives. These actions could significantly deter reckless driving and promote adherence to the speed limits established to protect all our residents.
We have witnessed firsthand the devastating impact that speeding in our village can have. The emotional and physical toll on those involved in accidents cannot be overstated. By signing this petition, you are supporting a call to action that seeks to safeguard our streets, protect our children, and restore peace to our neighborhoods.
Please join us in advocating for these necessary changes to make Pittington and Littletown safer places for everyone. Sign the petition today and help us bring about the change we desperately need.
Jodie and Helen

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Petition created on 26 May 2026