RESIDENTS: Current limit exceeded by far too many vehicles With local schools and “high pedestrian footfall”, petitioners are trying to make Penn Road safer for children and other road users, they said. “Too dangerous for kids crossing,” someone commented. They added: “Previous efforts to engage with TfB have failed due to a lack of support from the council. “TfB take a rear-view approach and will only do something once the number of deaths or serious incidents on the road exceeds a certain threshold. “So there have to be deaths or serious injuries take place before they do anything to prevent them happening again.”
Worst affected area: Loudwater
Rolling rate: 46
Worst affected areas: Ryemead and Wycombe Marsh/Stokenchurch
Number of cases in those areas: 3 for both
Rolling rate: Ryemead and Wycombe Marsh 31, Stokenchurch 53.7
Seven days ending on August 29, 2020
Worst affected area: Tylers Green
Number of cases in that area: 3
Rolling rate: 70.9
Worst affected areas: Hazlemere, Hughenden Valley and Walters Ash
Number of cases in those areas: 3 for both
Rolling rate: Hazlemere 32.2, Hughenden Valley and Walters Ash 37.
Seven days ending on September 26, 2020
Worst affected area: Totteridge
Rolling rate: 72.6
Worst affected area: Knotty Green and Holmer Green
Number of cases in that area: 12
Rolling rate: 136.9
Worst affected area: Micklefield
26 cases were recorded in Tylers Green, three more than the week before. Micklefield had 27 new cases, ten more than the previous week. 28 cases were reported in Knotty Green and Holmer Green, up by 17 on the week before. Sands had 29 new cases, six more than the week before. Totteridge saw 30 new cases, one more than the previous week. 30 new cases were also recorded in Bledlow, Cadmore End and Hambleden Valley. 38 new cases were recorded in Lane End ad Booker, ten more than the week before. 40 additional cases were recorded in Bowerdean, an increase of two on the week before. Terriers and Amersham Hill also had 40 cases with an increase of one on the week before.
35 cases were recorded in Downley, 12 more than the previous week. 29 new cases were reported in the Town Centre and Marlow Hill, one fewer than the seven days before. A further 23 cases were recorded in Marlow Bottom, Danesfield and Well End - up by 11 on the previous week. Bowerdean had 22 new cases - 11 more than the week before. Lane End and Booker had 17 new cases, eight fewer than the previous week. 17 cases were also recorded in Terriers and Amersham Hill, six less than the week before. 13 cases were reported in Walter s Ash and Hughenden Valley, eight more than the week before. 13 cases were also recorded in Hazlemere - seven more than the previous week.