The problem with the consultation is you get to vote on the 20mph zone (something that is not enforcable) but you do not get to vote on the increase to speed humps on Fairlie Gardens, Horniman Drive, Liphook Crescent, Ringmore Rise, Tewkesbury Avenue, Davids Road, Manor Mount, Waldenshaw Road. Only one of these roads will benefit from speed humps. For the rest it is a waste of council money.

Back in Perry Vale North there are no speed humps on Shipman Road, Gaynesford Road, or South Road. So why are the council determined to hump Fairlie Gardens, Liphook Crescent, and Horniman Drive? (even the bit with a hair-pin bend I assume).

Unfortunately the only way to stop these useless humps is to vote against the 20 mph zone. But then there are few roads where you can get to 30mph in the area anyway, so the whole thing is a bit pointless.

And why when the consultation officially started on 1st August are there no diagrams on the web and has it taken the council four weeks to get the consultation documents to residents? I suspect the answer is the same as the reason it was conducted during the school holidays - they want as little consultation as possible so they can push through their plans and so no residents have time to organise any campaign against the proposals.