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he police must be really fed up with being used and abused by the county council which, yet again, is introducing speed restrictions, while ignoring the contrary advice of both the police and motoring organisations. They are behaving like badly run companies, where individual managers look after themselves while building their own little empires rather than looking at the long-term bigger picture and working as a team.

Like any other organisation, the police have finite resources, and if they are expected to police additional speed restrictions, it is logical that – assuming they are already working at 100 per cent efficiency – they will have to stop working in other areas.

So perhaps our clever county councillors can tell us tax payers what areas will no longer be policed?

If they can’t do this, then perhaps they could explain why they spend vast amounts on non-policeable schemes in a time of financial crisis?

Mick Heavey, Oxford Road, Old Marston, Oxford

Comments(3)

Marina Morris says...
10:23pm Wed 17 Mar 10

The police won't enforce the 20 mph limits, end of. But the council will have wasted 000's on making and erecting the signs. Pathetic waste of our money.

LadyPenelope says...
8:10am Thu 18 Mar 10

All our councilors care about are their salaries and pensions being funded. They don't actually seem that interested in the job they do, which is shown by the poor decisions they make.

Pierre My says...
8:28am Thu 18 Mar 10

LadyPenelope wrote:
All our councilors care about are their salaries and pensions being funded. They don't actually seem that interested in the job they do, which is shown by the poor decisions they make.
And you accuse me of being negative


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