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Police to tackle Colaton Raleigh traffic speed

Published: 4:25 PM January 31, 2010    Updated: 10:45 PM November 6, 2020

COLATON Raleigh police community support officer Malcolm Maguire plans to step up patrols in a bid to crackdown on traffic speeding along the B3178.

COLATON Raleigh police community support officer Malcolm Maguire plans to step up patrols in a bid to crackdown on traffic speeding along the B3178.

He will also monitor tractor speed throughout the village.

PCSO Maguire said: "We will increase the speed detection operations throughout 2010 and continue consultation with Highways regarding a more long-term strategy.

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