Shepway Liberal Democrats

Working for Folkestone, Hythe, Romney Marsh and Elham Valley

West Hythe worries as KCC can't fund traffic scheme

11.36.37am GMT Fri 19th Mar 2010

Neil Matthews

Residents are concerned as vehicles continue to speed along West Hythe Road. Following a meeting with Kent Highways it became clear the funding of a traffic calming scheme would prove difficult. Even providing a modern and inexpensive, solar-powered vehicle speed indicator will not be forthcoming from the County funds.

Hythe West Lib Dem District Councillor Neil Matthews said:

"Fortunately, we haven't yet had a serious accident, but we shouldn't wait around for one to happen".

Neil added:

"I have written to Cllr Capon, our County Councillor, asking for financial help. County Councillors have a 'personal' highways budget and I'm hoping we may be able to secure a commitment of a Speed Indicator Device if Cllr Capon agrees to help us."

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