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Wish to ‘Loch’ in 60 limit

Local residents give their approval of the speed limit on Frances Terrace in Lochiel. From left are Bob Carter, Lacey Cowan, Anthony Whiting, Claudia Cowan, Holly Cowan, Jonathan Nicholls, Adrian Kempster and Janne Hoepner. (Jarrad Delaney: 453142)
Jarrad Delaney

Members of the Lochiel community have expressed support for the 12-month trial which has seen the speed limit along the […]

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