A group of pupils from the Lonsdale Primary school together with a teaching assistant and Councillors Larman and Pert  on site at a speed check.
 

Eccleshall Parish Council coordinates a team of volunteers who monitor the speed of vehicles entering and leaving the town centre on each of the five access roads and Green Lane.

The Eccleshall team is one of a number of Community Speedwatch groups set up in the Stone Local Policing Area in conjunction with the local police.

The scheme was launched at a special training day at the Police Post on Stone Road, Eccleshall on Wednesday 1st December 2004.

The aim of the team is to reduce the speed of vehicles using the roads in and around Eccleshall.

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The volunteers monitor traffic at the various entry roads to Eccleshall and details of any motorist who exceed the speed limit are sent to the Stone Police station who will send a warning letter to them advising them of the offence. Persistent offenders will risk points on their licence and a fine.

The Eccleshall scheme is coordinated by the Parish Council and the interim Coordinator is Councillor Peter Jones, 2 Stafford Street, Eccleshall, Staffs, ST21 6BH email peterwjones@btopenworld.com

A Speedwatch team has also been established in Croxton

Left to right Parish Councillor Dennis Larman, Community Volunteer Mike Farghar, local PC Chris May, Parish Councillor Peter Jones, Parish Council Traffic Management Committee Chairman Jeremy Pert, Bill Faulkner Community volunteer, Stone LPU Commander Inspector Steve Allen, and Deputy Chairman Traffic Management Committee Parish Councillor Lindsay Von Elbing.