Swindon council is considering removing funding from its speed camera programme, claiming it may not be the best way to improve road safety.
Senior members of the council have voiced concerns over the use of revenue generated from speed cameras. The Conservative-run council fundamentally disagrees with the fact that fines are paid through central government, preventing the council from reinvesting the money directly into road safety schemes.
Council leader Roderick Bluh also claims...
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