Thank you to our Community Speed Watch volunteers
We are really proud of what our Community Speed Watch (CSW) volunteers achieve. So we invited them to a special event at Old Shire Hall in Warwick to say thank you.
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We are really proud of what our Community Speed Watch (CSW) volunteers achieve. So we invited them to a special event at Old Shire Hall in Warwick to say thank you.
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