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Published Date: 24 January 2008
WESHAM parish council has become the first in the Fylde to buy a speed monitoring device for their community.
The rechargable battery device – which cost £2,500 – will be used at different locations.

Ward councillor, Simon Renwick, who also sits on the parish council, said: "I think this is a real advancement for a forward-thinking council, and I am proud to be involved."

Motorists using Fleetwood Road and Weeton Road in the village will be the first to see the device.



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  • Last Updated: 24 January 2008 8:24 AM
  • Source: Blackpool Gazette
  • Location: Blackpool
 
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24/01/2008 20:19:09
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Councillor Simon Renwick,

Kirkham & Wesham 26/01/2008 14:02:33
Further the previous deleted comment.

I'm just wondering on what evidence the accusation has been made, you'll note it was nameless so therefore not only was it a lie, it was also made by a coward!

My involvement has been total commitment and support all away along. In fact if I had had my way at previous meeting and my proposition had been supported, we'd have had this months ago!

I just wonder which if the politically motivated Town Councillors made this comment?

And as for my attendance, again, where is the evidence? And when you are a busy councillor attending anything up to 5 or 6 meetings a week (at least) attending to the business of Fylde and Wesham I do take exception.

So the unnamed Town Councillor needs to name him or herself and deliver the evidence. The Town Council minutes prove otherwise!
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