Window posters

We've designed a couple of A4 window posters - one showing general support for lower speeds in the village, and a second one which is similar but has space so children can design their own artwork.

Wouldn't it be great if we had lots of artwork in windows right across the village reminding everyone why lower speeds are such a good idea.?

Simply click the links below (the poster will open in a new window), download, print, draw and stick in your window.

Send us your pictures of the best kids versions and we'll post them on the site too!

A4 window poster (pdf file) - download here
A4 colouring poster (pdf file) - download here


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