Celebrating our road safety heroes
As national Road Safety Week gets underway, West Mercia Police is celebrating its road safety heroes within the force.
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As national Road Safety Week gets underway, West Mercia Police is celebrating its road safety heroes within the force.
West Mercia Police are reminding all drivers that work is now complete on the installation of average speed cameras along the 50mph stretch of the A449 Hartlebury – Ombersley, Worcestershire and cameras are now in place and fully operational.
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Richard Tate who is 34-years-old pleaded guilty to seven counts of rape and sentenced to 18 years in prison.