spotted up the Vounog. Watching traffic? If Howie contacts Hugh Jones at Flintshire County Council he can show him exactly when most of the speeding happens.
1. 7.15 - 9.00am Weekday ratrun
2. 4.00 - 6.00 pm less severe rat run
Weekends traffic comes piling through but its variable.
A civil engineering solution takes Howie off the job.
Flintshire County Council have a variable moritorium (oxymoron) on speed bumps.
It all depends when they want to apply it.
keyword: Dave Faulkner.
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