Posted: Mon 4th Jun 2018

Speed check warning from police for motorists using Penymynydd Road

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Monday, Jun 4th, 2018

Officers from South Flintshire Police and North Wales Roads Policing unit will be patrolling the Penymynydd Road area on Monday morning.

Police have received “numerous complaints” from local residents regarding speeding and vehicles “contravening” the No Entry signs opposite the primary school – Ysgol Penyffordd.

Officers have stepped up speed check patrols in the area in recent weeks on Penymynydd Road, police have also visited both ends of Alltami Road in Buckley to perform speed enforcement checks.

During recent speed camera checks conducted in Higher Kinnerton and Fagl Lane in Hope, officers said they were “horrified” by the amount of people speeding, over 65 % of people were found to be over the speed limit “and some considerably.

“We will be back to do more” a spokesperson for South Flintshire police said.

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