Police urge motorists to slow down
With a national speed enforcement operation starting next week, West Mercia Police are urging all motorists to stay safe and keep speeds down.
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With a national speed enforcement operation starting next week, West Mercia Police are urging all motorists to stay safe and keep speeds down.
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