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Bromley Borough Road Safety Consultative Panel Minutes of Meeting Tuesday, 15Th November 2016 at the Civic Centre Present Bromley Borough Road Safety Consultative Panel Minutes of meeting Tuesday, 15th November 2016 at the Civic Centre Present: John Harvey PE Chairman & Palace Estate RA Grahame Savage BH Biggin Hill and District RA Tony Exeter KM Keston Mark & Bromley Common Village RA Roger Lawson CS Chislehurst Society Peter Daintree PA Park Avenue Residents Association Jane Morley PF Penge Forum Robert Clegg PL Park Langley RA Ron March SU Sundridge RA Mike East WW West Wickham Residents Association Val Currie LBB Road Safety Officer Laura Squires LBB Traffic Engineer Alexander Baldwin-Smith LBB Assistant Transport Manager 1 Apologies: Beryl Grimani-Harrold HV D. Cookson SU Zoe Telford WB 2 Minutes of Last meeting Minutes signed, with minor amendment, as a true record. 3 Matters Arising There was a discussion on parking problems at the junction Quernmore Road/Park Avenue. Also discussed was the problem of turning right from Widmore Road into Tweedy Road as TfL has not yet reinstated the filter light, as they have agreed to do. 4 Police officer’s report There was a serious collision in Queensway, Petts Wood on 11th August at 16.05hrs, where an 85 year old male driver was attempting to exit Morrisons car park to turn left into Queensway. For reasons unknown, the car continued straight across the road, hitting the front of Give2give charity shop. The vehicle continued into the shop and hit a 67 year old female shop assistant. She sustained very serious injuries and was taken by Hems to the Royal London Hospital. Unfortunately she died on Sunday 14th August. The Metropolitan Police have confirmed (https://twitter.com/metpoliceuk and http://news.met.police.uk/news/fatal-collision-se20-182775) that 2 people were been fatally injured when a car collided with them in Lennard Road earlier. The car was being pursued by police at the time of the collision. The media are aware of this very sad incident and I am sure that there are a number of media reports already in circulation. You may have heard about these two recent collisions. The first one is on TfL’s road, so for info only. On 2nd Sept 2016 at 1127hrs an 89 year old lady was crossing the road in Bromley Hill at the pedestrian refuge south of the junction with Avondale Road. She stepped out in front of a south bound car that was being driven by a 31 year old male. The car hit her and she sustained serious injuries. This collision occurred very near to the border but is confirmed as being in Bromley borough. On 10th Nov a 28 year old female killed by a car in her driveway in Highland Road, Biggin Hill. Not on the public road but members may have heard about it On 14th Sept 2016 at 0703hrs an 84 year old male was driving down Polesteeple Hill, Biggin Hill when he lost control of his car. He hit another car which had braked in front of him and then mounted the footway hitting a 24 year old female pedestrian. She sustained serious injuries. The driver alleged brake failure, but there is some possibility that this may have been pedal confusion. FYI since the Panel meeting: On 17th Nov a 21 year old male was stopped at Station Approach, Hayes due to the Policing patrols put in place as a result of complaints made to me through the Road safety panel. He was wanted for some very serious offences and was arrested. Road and Transport Command Police activity Ongoing mobile phone operation: Drivers are being stopped and issued notices of intended prosecution. The law has not yet changed regarding higher penalties but is currently going through Parliament. Speed enforcement:Clarendon Way, Yester Road, Cator Road, Hayes Road , along with all the Roadwatch activity across the borough. We need more Roadwatch volunteers. Please volunteer and encourage your friends too. Send an email to Val or me: [email protected] We have also been regularly visiting Station Approach, Hayes regarding regular anti-social moped activity. 5 Road Safety Officer’s Report Police stops: 3rd October ’16 – A21 (Near the PRUH) 4 mobile phones 2 speed, 41 & 44 2 seatbelts 8th November’16 – Cedars Road and Churchfields Road 3 seatbelts 2 speeding All drivers were invited to speak to a Road Safety Officer! Road Safety Poster Sites Sites then still to be confirmed by Cllr Smith and local Ward Councillors for the Next rotation Dec/Jan: Turpington Lane Sundridge Avenue Westmoreland Road Village Way Yester Road Sweeps Lane Poverest Road Bucks Cross Road Ravensbourne Avenue Hayes Road Youth Travel Ambassadors (YTA) - currently 77 YTAs YTAs have played a major role in the School Travel Plan process (STARS), leading to an 4% increase in secondary school travel plans submitted this year. The levels of accreditation have also been improved, with a number of schools achieving the prestigious Gold Accreditation. The year ended with a Reward and Induction Event being held at Bromley Library. Over 60 YTAs from across the borough took part in workshops delivered by the LB Bromley Road Safety Unit, Safer Transport Team and Stagecoach. A total of 33 students were inducted into the programme and a further 34 received achievement awards for their contribution to Road Safety, Personal Safety, Active Travel and Community Relationships. Hayes School received TOP YTA Team of the Year 2014/2015 for their outstanding effort to increase Active Travel. Schools taking part in the YTA scheme are: Buller’s Wood Coopers Darrick Wood The Ravensbourne Langley Girls Chislehurst School for Girls Hayes Langley Boys Bishop Challoner – (not taking this part this year 2016/2017) Marjorie McClure Tutorial Foundation Bishop Justus – are hoping to take part this year No contact from The Glebe or Ravenswood School this year (2016/2017) School Travel Plan (STP) Monitoring We have approximately 105 schools in the borough, with 89 schools taking part. We have 17 Gold Level, 24 Silver Level, 48 Bronze Level schools Below are the levels of accreditation achieved by each school School Name 2015/2016 Alexandra Infants School Primary Gold Alexandra Junior School Primary Gold Ashgrove School Primary ----- Babington House School Primary Silver Balgowan Primary School Primary Bronze Bickley Park School Primary Bronze Bickley Primary School Primary Biggin Hill Primary School Primary Bronze Blenheim Primary School Primary Silver Breaside School Primary Bronze Bromley High School Primary Bronze Bromley Road Primary School Primary Bronze Browns School Primary Burnt Ash Primary School Primary Castlecombe Primary School Primary Bronze Chelsfield Primary School Primary silver Chislehurst CE Primary School Primary Churchfields Primary School Primary Gold Clare House Primary School Primary Bronze Crofton Infant School Primary Crofton Junior School Primary Bronze Cudham CE Primary School Primary Silver Darrick Wood Infant School Primary Darrick Wood Junior School Primary Gold Dorset Road Infant School Primary Silver Downe Primary School Primary Edgebury Primary School Primary Bronze Eltham College Primary Bronze Farnborough Primary School Primary Farringtons School Primary Gray's Farm Primary School Primary Bronze Green Street Green Primary Primary Bronze Harris Primary Academy Beckenham Primary Harris Primary Academy Kent House (Royston) Primary Bronze Harris Primary Academy Crystal Palace (Malcolm) Primary Bronze Harris Primary Academy Shortlands Primary Hawes Down Infant School Primary Bronze Hawes Down Junior School Primary Bronze Hayes Primary School Primary Silver Highfield Infant School Primary Highfield Junior School Primary Bronze Hillside Primary School Primary Bronze Holy Innocents RC Primary School Primary Bronze James Dixon Primary School Primary Silver Keston CE Primary School Primary Bronze La Fontaine Academy Primary Bronze Leesons Primary School Primary Silver Manor Oak Primary School Primary Marian Vian Primary School Primary Marjorie McClure School Primary Bronze Mead Road Infant School Primary silver Midfield Primary School Primary Gold Mottingham Primary School Primary Bronze Oak Lodge Primary School Primary Bronze Oaklands Primary School Primary Bronze Parish CE Primary School Primary silver Perry Hall Primary School Primary Silver Pickhurst Infant School Primary Silver Pickhurst Junior School Primary Silver Poverest Primary School Primary Bronze Pratts Bottom Primary School Primary Gold Trinity Primary School Primary Gold Raglan Primary School Primary Gold Red Hill Primary School Primary Silver Riverside School Primary Bronze Scotts Park Primary School Primary Bronze Southborough Primary School Primary Bronze St Anthony's RC Primary School Primary St Christopher's School Primary Gold St David's College Primary Bronze St George's CE Primary School Primary Bronze St James' RC Primary School Primary St John's CE Primary School Primary Bronze St Joseph's RC Primary School Primary Silver St Mark's CE Primary School Primary Silver St Mary Cray Primary School Primary Bronze St Mary's RC Primary School Primary Bronze St Paul's Cray CE Primary School Primary Silver St Peter & St Paul RC Primary School Primary Bronze St Philomena's RC Primary School Primary St Vincent's RC Primary School Primary Pioneer Academy Primary Silver The Highway Primary School Primary Bronze Tubbenden Primary School Primary Gold Unicorn Primary School Primary Bronze Valley Primary School Primary Silver Warren Road Primary School Primary Gold Wickham Common Primary School Primary Silver Wickham Court School Primary Bronze Worsley Bridge Junior School Primary Gold Baston House School Secondary Chislehurst School for Girls Secondary Silver Bishop Challoner School Secondary Bronze Bishop Justus School
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