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Pedestrian safety outside Brook Field School on Cartwright Drive has
had the attention of Westlea area policeman Matt Bayliss during June.
He has been reviewing traffic con- low lines down at the school en-
gestion at the beginning and end trance. "Cartwright Drive is too
of the school day for a report and narrow for the volume of traffic
has been directing vehicles when using it when cars are parked out-
his duties have allowed. side the school. However enforce-
Parents parking in Cartwright ment of parking restrictions would
Drive near the school gates and be difficult."
the danger to parents and children He added that a number of park-
crossing the road has been a prob- ing tickets had been given out and
lem since the school opened. drivers advised of safety matters.
Inspector Andy Tatum said One mother unwilling to be
Thamesdown Council had asked named said: "It's awful. You can't
for comments about putting yel- see anything up or down the road.
The bends just seem to encourage
PC Matt Bayliss outside Brook Field
drivers to speed."
A Thamesdown spokesman said
no changes to Cartwright Drive
are being planned.
Shaw Fun Day
Saturday 8 July, 2pm
Shaw Village Centre
Majorettes, stalls, pony rides,
bouncy castle, tombola, fancy
dress competition
Car boots, £5, tel. Bob Bauld,
886193 to book
Proceeds to Prospect
Foundation. Organised by
Shaw Residents Association
Running for fun
Pupils at Salt Way School will be
running for fun on Saturday 8 July.
Nationwide Building Society
have donated trophies for the
youngsters in different categories
and the school hopes that well over
100 children will take part.
Last year 65 children took part
in the run from the school field
along footpaths to the entrance of
Lydiard Park and back again.
Right: Jordan King gets ready to douse
his dad Trevor at the Salt Way School
fun day on 13 June with help from
Mark Heard and Jonathan Wheeldon
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The talents of Shaw Ridge School's new deputy headteacher Sally Owen were
put to the test at the schoolfete on 13 June. Pictured with some of her partners
Ratnam. Front, Katie Tee, Natalie Rose, Laura Morehead