Petition: Tommy Taylors crossing - Cheltenham Liberal Democrats

Tell GCC to keep our children safe

At the end of September, an 11 year old boy was knocked down by a vehicle whilst trying to cross Tommy Taylors Lane. This was an accident waiting to happen. Local residents have been asking Gloucestershire County Council for a pedestrian crossing for this dangerous stretch of road, often crossed by school children, since 2019. How many more accidents do there need to be?

We need a crossing on Tommy Taylors Lane

We, the undersigned, request that Gloucestershire County Council install a pedestrian crossing on Tommy Taylors Lane, near the Prince Regent Avenue entrance to the Midwinter Estate, with urgency.

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