Speeding motorists caught by roads policing officers
Earlier this month, we carried out speed enforcement checks in Bishop Middleham following complaints from residents who were concerned that people were speeding through the village.
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Earlier this month, we carried out speed enforcement checks in Bishop Middleham following complaints from residents who were concerned that people were speeding through the village.
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