Drivers and their problems

Knocked over !

BOLAS please.

I suspect people on the south side are going to Hadleigh instead as it takes the same amount of time and there are more shops.

No driver involved.

It is very nice, and quiet,as long as you avoid the steep bits and steer clear of that Hintlesham road, that's dangerous in a vehicle, positively lethal on a bike, very nice area to ride.

As for the village shop, I expect the daft villagers use their 5min drives, to pop to supermarkets in Hadleigh or even Ipswich instead of walking to a shop

RE: Another driving tragedy and another Coroner not grasping the bull by the horns,

Don't worry, in recognition that we need a broader, more integrated vision across the domain - just like we have for marine transport, rail and air ...

... the government has launched the Road Safety Investigation Branch!  Oh, wait, they didn't, they just said they will...

I think this stuff shouldn't all be down to the conscientiousness of coroners and Reports to Prevent Future Deaths - and blind hope that them asking a question (with the best understanding they can muster) will prompt some other body to do a review, then pass recommendations up the chain etc. etc. and eventually lead to powers that be directing that change happens.

Bob Wilson could choose to free up police time by not speeding.

Interesting that according to the local rag the people trying to stop lawbreaking are the 'protestors', and not the drivers flouting the rules and insisting on their illegal progress.

Better than 'vigilantes' I suppose.

Also
"Also how do the 300-plus local people who made personal donations and loans to build the current hall feel about the Memorial Hall charging for children to attend school"

It's my human rights to drive and park anywhere for free.

There's always the chance that the passenger was checking the app.

The police seem to be of the opinion that the damaged road signs and worn road markings were more to blame for the driver failing to see the crossroads rather than him perhaps not paying attention because he was checking his map.  The police in the article claimed they "believed" that the driver was accessing a mapping app "as he was new to the area" (so that's alright then).